Abstract
We present the Good-Toulmin like estimator via Thompson sampling, a computational method for iterative experimental design in multi-tissue single-cell RNA-seq (scRNA-seq) data. Given a budget and modeling cell type information across tissues, GT-TS estimates how many cells are required for sampling from each tissue with the goal of maximizing cell type discovery across samples from multiple iterations. In both real and simulated data, we demonstrate the advantages of GT-TS in data collection planning when compared to a random strategy in the absence of experimental design.
Publisher
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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