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multivelo.recover_dynamics_chrom function output .layers[["fit_state']] #41

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siyao-liu opened this issue May 23, 2024 · 3 comments
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@siyao-liu
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Hi,

Can someone please tell me which states are 0s, 1s, 2s, and 3s refer to from the output of multivelo.recover_dynamics_chrom function output .layers[["fit_state']]? Thank you!

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State 0s, 1s, 2s, and 3s refer to different orders of states depending on a gene's model assignment.
For a Model 1 gene, the order is (chromatin priming phase) -> (coupled induction phase) -> (decoupled repression phase: chromatin closing, transcription induction) -> (stably repression phase)
For a Model 2 gene, the order is (chromatin priming phase) -> (coupled induction phase) -> (decoupled repression phase: chromatin opening, transcription repression) -> (stably repression phase)
You can find the model assignment of each gene in adata_result.var.fit_model after fitting the model. You can refer to Fig 1 of the manuscript for detailed explanations.

@siyao-liu
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@danielee0707 thanks for your response. So, state 0 = primed, 1=coupled on, 2=decoupled, 3=coupled off?

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Yes, that's correct.

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