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@canergen
Using 'rapids' option is deprecated in latest scanpy in favor of rapids_singlecell. While 'rapids' is still supported, this creates issues for small samples (<8192). scanpy throws an error: --> 670 assert transformer in {None, "sklearn"}
Oh. So basically while it’s deprecated, for samples with more than 8000 cells it’s more than deprecated (not supported anymore) for small datasets? It sounds like a scanpy bug. Overall, I assume that I should change this sloppy usage.
@canergen
Using 'rapids' option is deprecated in latest scanpy in favor of rapids_singlecell. While 'rapids' is still supported, this creates issues for small samples (<8192). scanpy throws an error:
--> 670 assert transformer in {None, "sklearn"}
scvi-tools/src/scvi/external/resolvi/_model.py
Lines 368 to 371 in 9f210c7
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