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Candidates found from this zulip message, listed sub-issues, and by searching .indices in the scanpy codebase
.indices
definitely:
asarray
to_dense(cs_matrix)
get_mean_var
axis_mean
axis_sum
is_constant
likely:
elem_mul
axis_mul_or_truediv
axis_nnz
scale
maybe:
gearys_c
morans_i
top_segment_proportions
calculate_residuals
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gearys_c/morans_i (scanpy. maybe out of scope?)
I think that this is useful for a few places such as scIB. A bit more niche but useful enough if you foresee it to be pretty stable.
OK, created: https://github.com/scverse/fast-array-utils
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Candidates found from this zulip message, listed sub-issues, and by searching
.indices
in the scanpy codebasedefinitely:
asarray
(anndata. very handy.)to_dense(cs_matrix)
(scanpy. probably good as implementation detail forasarray
)get_mean_var
(scanpy. one of the most complete, optimized pieces we have)axis_mean
(scanpy. used inget_mean_var
)axis_sum
(scanpy. used inaxis_mean
)is_constant
(scanpy. quite complete and very basic functionality)likely:
elem_mul
(scanpy)axis_mul_or_truediv
(scanpy. should probably be fused withelem_mul
)axis_nnz
(scanpy)scale
(scanpy. is currently singledispatch with support for anndata and arrays)maybe:
gearys_c
/morans_i
(scanpy. maybe out of scope?)top_segment_proportions
(scanpy. maybe a bit niche? We have Gearys C and Morans I As Public API #3291 for it, but maybe metrics should live elsewhere?)calculate_residuals
(scanpy. maybe too niche?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: