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Load a csv file into FlowCytometryTools #20
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I am currently working with image analysis data. -- is this microscopy data rather than flowcytometry data? If you could attach an example CSV I can take a look to at the data to figure out whether this is feasible Won't be able to respond very quickly (my day job has nothing to do with flow cytometry :)) |
Hi, The two columns that should be plotted together to be gated are: Thank you so much! Irene |
I suspect that there might already be something out there for dealing with the data that you have -- so you may be better off not using this library If you do want to try and use it -- you'll need to fork the code locally and write a bit of logic for this class: https://github.com/eyurtsev/FlowCytometryTools/blob/master/FlowCytometryTools/gui/fc_widget.py#L579 Similar to the load_fcs, you can load a csv file You'll need to create a https://github.com/eyurtsev/FlowCytometryTools/blob/master/FlowCytometryTools/gui/fc_widget.py#L702 Make corresponding changes here (in the GUILauncher) And you'll be able to launch your application by Launching |
Hi,
I am currently working with image analysis data. There I would love to be able to gate the cells as I could do in fcs. The problem is that they are not a .fcs file and I try to load it as a pandas dataframe with no success. I would really appreciate if you could help me to analyse my .csv file that is not from flow cytometry as if it were.
Thanks!
Irene
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