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As new technologies come online, we will see which container class(es) adapt the most and become widely adopted for these data types. We will likely need to refactor and/or update spatialLIBD to support these other classes. This might involve rewriting several functions to use S4 classes.
Once these internal updates are complete, we should make a new guide (vignette) describing how to use spatialLIBD for each of the new data types that we add support for.
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We currently haven't worked on adding support for Xenium data to spatialLIBD. This issue is part of our proposed future plans that we submitted for a grant application, that was unfortunately unsuccessful.
We likely will circle back to adding Xenium once my team starts analyzing Xenium data, but that's currently not the case. So you might figure out things before us.
Right now
spatialLIBD
is built upon theSpatialExperiment
container class. There is also https://bioconductor.org/packages/SpatialFeatureExperiment/ that can support non-Visium spatially-resolved data.As new technologies come online, we will see which container class(es) adapt the most and become widely adopted for these data types. We will likely need to refactor and/or update
spatialLIBD
to support these other classes. This might involve rewriting several functions to use S4 classes.Once these internal updates are complete, we should make a new guide (vignette) describing how to use
spatialLIBD
for each of the new data types that we add support for.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: