Seurat
objectCreate a Seurat
object from raw data
CreateSeuratObject(
counts,
assay = "RNA",
names.field = 1,
names.delim = "_",
meta.data = NULL,
project = "CreateSeuratObject",
...
)# S3 method for default
CreateSeuratObject(
counts,
assay = "RNA",
names.field = 1L,
names.delim = "_",
meta.data = NULL,
project = "SeuratProject",
min.cells = 0,
min.features = 0,
...
)
# S3 method for Assay
CreateSeuratObject(
counts,
assay = "RNA",
names.field = 1L,
names.delim = "_",
meta.data = NULL,
project = "SeuratProject",
...
)
# S3 method for Assay5
CreateSeuratObject(
counts,
assay = "RNA",
names.field = 1L,
names.delim = "_",
meta.data = NULL,
project = "SeuratProject",
...
)
A Seurat
object
Either a matrix
-like object with
unnormalized data with cells as columns and features as rows or an
Assay
-derived object
Name of the initial assay
For the initial identity class for each cell, choose this
field from the cell's name. E.g. If your cells are named as
BARCODE_CLUSTER_CELLTYPE in the input matrix, set names.field
to 3 to
set the initial identities to CELLTYPE.
For the initial identity class for each cell, choose this delimiter from the cell's column name. E.g. If your cells are named as BARCODE-CLUSTER-CELLTYPE, set this to “-” to separate the cell name into its component parts for picking the relevant field.
Additional cell-level metadata to add to the Seurat object.
Should be a data.frame
where the rows are cell names and
the columns are additional metadata fields. Row names in the metadata need
to match the column names of the counts matrix.
Project name for the Seurat
object
Arguments passed to other methods
Include features detected in at least this many cells. Will subset the counts matrix as well. To reintroduce excluded features, create a new object with a lower cutoff
Include cells where at least this many features are detected
if (FALSE) {
pbmc_raw <- read.table(
file = system.file('extdata', 'pbmc_raw.txt', package = 'Seurat'),
as.is = TRUE
)
pbmc_small <- CreateSeuratObject(counts = pbmc_raw)
pbmc_small
}
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