banksy-merged

Consolidate BANKSY documentation and workflows for spatial transcriptomics analysis.

1|Updated Dec 3, 2025
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Skill: banksy-merged
Source: https://github.com/Ketomihine/my_skills/tree/main/banksy-merged
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Ketomihine/my_skills --skill banksy-merged

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill consolidates BANKSY documentation and example workflows into a single, deduplicated resource, enabling researchers to quickly access APIs, notebooks, and reference material without navigating multiple sources.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Access complete BANKSY references (core_library, notebooks, pca, and related content) and example workflows.
  • Explore BANKSY parameters, spatial graph construction, Azimuthal Gabor Filters, and clustering strategies in guided notebooks.
  • Compare BANKSY-derived clustering with nonspatial results across multiple samples, with plotting and reporting utilities.

Quick Start

Read the BANKSY documentation in references/, view the notebooks in references/notebooks.md, and run example workflows from references/notebooks_html. Use the included references to understand API signatures and pipeline steps, then adapt to your dataset.

Frequently Asked Questions about banksy-merged

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate a BANKSY matrix for spatial transcriptomics clustering?

To generate a BANKSY matrix for spatial transcriptomics clustering, you construct a spatial graph and apply Azimuthal Gabor Filters to capture neighborhood interactions. This consolidated resource provides guided notebooks detailing the API signatures and pipeline steps needed to build the matrix and run clustering.

What is the best way to compare BANKSY clustering results with nonspatial methods across multiple samples?

Comparing BANKSY clustering with nonspatial methods across multiple samples is best handled using the provided multi-sample workflows. These workflows include plotting and reporting utilities that enable direct comparisons of spatial versus nonspatial clustering results within a single, deduplicated pipeline.

Can I run multi-sample spatial transcriptomics workflows using the BANKSY algorithm?

Yes, you can run multi-sample spatial transcriptomics workflows using the BANKSY algorithm. The consolidated documentation includes example workflows specifically designed to process and compare multiple samples, allowing you to adapt the provided references and notebooks directly to your dataset.

Do I need external dependencies to use BANKSY for spatial graph construction and visualization?

No external dependencies are required to access the BANKSY documentation, as this skill operates independently to provide deduplicated references. You only need the core BANKSY library installed in your environment to execute the spatial graph construction and visualization workflows described in the notebooks.

Where can I find BANKSY API signatures and parameters for spatial transcriptomics analysis?

You can find BANKSY API signatures and parameters for spatial transcriptomics analysis in the consolidated references directory. This single resource aggregates core library documentation, PCA references, and notebook examples, eliminating the need to navigate multiple separate documentation sources.

Why use Azimuthal Gabor Filters in BANKSY spatial transcriptomics workflows?

Azimuthal Gabor Filters are used in BANKSY workflows to encode spatial neighborhood interactions into the matrix, enhancing clustering accuracy. The included guided notebooks explain how to configure these filter parameters to capture spatial domain boundaries effectively.