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Non-negative matrix factorization is a method for the analysis of high dimensional data that allows extracting sparse and meaningful features from a set of non-negative data vectors. It is well suited for decomposing scRNA-seq data, effectively reducing large complex matrices (\(10^4\) of genes times \(10^5\) of cells) into a few interpretable gene programs. It has been especially used to extract recurrent gene programs in cancer cells (see e.g. Barkely et al. (2022) and Gavish et al. (2023)), which are otherwise difficult to integrate and analyse jointly.
GeneNMF is a package that implements methods for matrix factorization and gene program discovery for single-cell omics data. It can be applied directly on Seurat objects to reduce the dimensionality of the data and to detect robust gene programs across multiple samples. For fast NMF calculation, GeneNMF relies on RcppML (see DeBruine et al. 2024).
Install release version from CRAN:
install.packages("GeneNMF")Or for the latest version, install from GitHub:
library(remotes)
remotes::install_github("carmonalab/GeneNMF")library(GeneNMF)
data(sampleObj)
sampleObj <- runNMF(sampleObj, k=5)Perform NMF over a list of Seurat objects and for multiple values of k (number of NMF factors) to extract gene programs
sampleObj.list <- Seurat::SplitObject(sampleObj, split.by = "donor")
geneNMF.programs <- multiNMF(sampleObj.list, k=4:9)Cluster gene programs from multiple samples and k’s into meta-programs (MPs), i.e. consensus programs that are robustly identified across NMF runs. Compute MP metrics and most influencial MP genes.
geneNMF.metaprograms <- getMetaPrograms(geneNMF.programs, nMP=5)Find demos of the functionalities of GeneNMF and more explanations in the following tutorials:
For the source code, see the GeneNMF.demo repository.
We made some improvements to the algorithm to allow more robust
identification of metaprograms, and easier tuning of parameters. Here
are the main changes: * We updated how meta-programs (MPs) are
calculated from individual programs. Instead of extracting gene sets for
each program and then calculating a consensus, we keep the full vector
of gene weights and calculate cosine similarities between the vectors.
Consensus gene weights are then calculated as the average over all
programs in a MP. * To impose sparsity in the decomposition, we include
a specificity.weight parameter, which is used to
re-normalize NMF loadings based on how specific a gene is for a given
program. * To determine the number of genes to be included in a MP, we
calculate the cumulative distribution for the gene weights in a given
MP. Only genes that cumulatively explain up to a fraction of the total
weight (weight.explained parameter) are included in the MP
gene set. * The definition and default of min.confidence
has changed. The confidence of a gene in a given MP is calculated as the
fraction of programs in which the gene has been determined to be part of
the invidual program (using weight.explained=0.8). * The
parameter nprograms in the function
getMetaPrograms() has been renamed to nMP, to
avoid confusion * New defaults: expression matrices are now by default
not scaled or centered (the behavior can be altered using the
scale and center parameters)
If you used GeneNMF in your work, please cite:
Wounding triggers invasive progression in human basal cell carcinoma. Laura Yerly, Massimo Andreatta, Josep Garnica, Jeremy Di Domizio, Michel Gilliet, Santiago J Carmona, Francois Kuonen. bioRxiv 2024 10.1101/2024.05.31.596823
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They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.