What problem does it solve?
This Skill removes the complexity of combining scRNA, scATAC, and other single-cell modalities into harmonized embeddings or joint latent factors so researchers can perform integrated downstream analyses without manually reconciling modalities, batches, or annotation formats.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Paired multi-omics factorization (MOFA): Learn shared and modality-specific factors from matched cell measurements to interpret cross-modality variance.
- Unpaired alignment then factorization (GLUE → MOFA): Align disparate RNA and ATAC experiments before downstream joint factor analysis.
- Batch integration for single modalities (SIMBA): Build graph embeddings and apply batch correction across studies.
- Reference label transfer (TOSICA): Transfer cell-type labels from annotated references with pathway-masked interpretability.
- Trajectory cartography (StaVIA/VIA): Infer pseudotime and lineage structure using preprocessed data and velocity information.
- Use Case: Combine three pancreas cohorts with mixed modalities, correct batch effects, transfer annotations from a curated reference, and compute trajectories for developmental inference.
Quick Start
Integrate my paired scRNA and scATAC AnnData files using MOFA to produce joint factors and return variance explained plots.