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I do not know how you drew the figure 4d in your paper. Because I did not find any tutorials in your github about it.
CellChat is a very good R package but it is a little difficult for me to understand the structure of the cellchat object.
For example, when I look at Tgfb1-(Tgfbr1 + Tgfbr2), I do not know which group of cells are receivers and which group of cells are senders.
Could you please give me some clarification about them at your earliest convenience?
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@gynecoloji Please check the previous issue #14 . CellChat uses adjacent matrix for representing the connections, with each row representing sources and column representing targets.
I do not know how you drew the figure 4d in your paper. Because I did not find any tutorials in your github about it.
CellChat is a very good R package but it is a little difficult for me to understand the structure of the cellchat object.
For example, when I look at Tgfb1-(Tgfbr1 + Tgfbr2), I do not know which group of cells are receivers and which group of cells are senders.
Could you please give me some clarification about them at your earliest convenience?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: