Contents:
Installation
API
Tutorial
bioturing_connector
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Welcome to bioturing_connector’s documentation!
Contents:
Installation
API
Constants
bioturing_connector.typing package
Module contents
bioturing_connector package
bioturing_connector.bbrowserx_connector module
BBrowserXConnector
bioturing_connector.lens_bulk_connector module
LensBulkConnector
bioturing_connector.lens_sc_connector module
LensSCConnector
Tutorial
SDK_Document_BBrowserX
Installation
1. Connect to host server
2. List groups, studies and s3
2.1. Get info of available groups
2.2. List all available studies in a group
2.3. List all s3 bucket of current user
2.4. List all shared s3 of a group
3. Submit study
3.1. Option 1: Submit study from s3
3.2. Option 2: Submit study from local machine
3.3. Option 3: Submit study with shared s3 of a group
4. Submit metadata
4.1. Submit a dataframe directly
4.2. Submit file from local / server
4.3. Submit file from s3
4.4. Submit file from shared s3 of a group
5. Access study data
5.1. Get barcodes
5.2. Get features
5.3. Get metadata dataframe
5.4. Get embeddings
5.5. Query genes
6. Standardize your metadata
6.1. Retrieve ontology tree
6.2. Assign standardized terms
SDK_Document_Lens_Bulk
Installation
1. Connect to host server:
2. List groups, studies and s3
2.1. Get info of available groups
2.2. List all available studies in a group
2.3. List all s3 bucket of current user
2.4. List all shared s3 of a group
3. Submit study
3.1. Option 1: Submit study from s3
3.2. Option 2: Submit study from local machine
3.3. Option 3: Submit study with shared s3 of a group
4. Submit metadata
4.1. Submit a dataframe directly
4.2. Submit file from local / server
4.3. Submit file from s3
4.4. Submit file from shared s3 of a group
5. Access study data
5.1. Get barcodes
5.2. Get features
5.3. Get metadata dataframe
5.4. Get embeddings
5.5. Query genes
6. Standardize your metadata
6.1. Retrieve ontology tree
6.2. Assign standardized terms
SDK_Document_Lens_SC
Installation
1. Connect to host server
2. List groups, studies and s3
2.1. Get info of available groups
2.2. List all available studies in a group
2.3. List all s3 bucket of current user
2.4. List all shared s3 of a group
3. Submit study
3.1. Submit single cell - spatial dataset (COSMX, VISIUM, VIZGEN, …)
3.2. Submit proteomics dataset (CODEX, AKOYA, …)
4. Submit metadata
4.1. Submit a dataframe directly
4.2. Submit file from local / server
4.3. Submit file from s3
4.4. Submit file from shared s3 of a group
5. Access study data
5.1. Get barcodes
5.2. Get features
5.3. Get metadata dataframe
5.4. Get embeddings
5.5. Query genes
6. Standardize your metadata
6.1. Retrieve ontology tree
6.2. Assign standardized terms