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Hi @sid5427 You can add the TAD coordinates (you previously generated) to this field in the scenicplus object scplus_obj.uns['search_space'] = <TAD>After this you can just run the wrapper function, it won't overwrite the custom search space you put in. I hope this helps. Best, Seppe |
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Hi Seppe,
As the title suggests - is there a direct way to use the "run_scenic" wrapper function with TAD coordinates?
As opposed to following the second "step by step" tutorial and using the "get_search_space" function to incorporate the coordinates and then eventually go on to run the scenic function.
This would be useful as I can quickly drop in a pyranges object with TAD coordinates into my previous scenic code (which is based on the first tutorial).
Thanks
Sid
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