omicverse-visualization-for-bulk-color-systems-and-single-cell-d

# OmicVerse visualization for bulk, color systems, and single-cell data ## Overview Leverage this skill when a user wants help recreating or adapting plots from the OmicVerse plotting tutorials: - [`t_visualize_bulk.ipynb`](https://omicverse.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Tutorials-plotting/t_visualize_bulk/) - [`t_visualize_colorsystem.ipynb`](https://omicverse.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Tutorials-plotting/t_visualize_colorsystem/) - [`t_visualize_single.ipynb`](https://omicverse.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Tutorials-plotting/t_visualize_single/) It covers how to configure OmicVerse's plotting style, choose colors from the Forbidden City palette, and generate bulk as well as single-cell specific figures. ## Instructions 1. **Set up the plotting environment** - Import `omicverse as ov`, `matplotlib.pyplot as plt`, and other libraries required by the user's request (`pandas`, `seaborn`, `scanpy`, etc.). - Call `ov.ov_plot_set()` (or `ov.plot_set()` depending on the installed version) to apply OmicVerse's default styling before generating figures. - Load example data via `ov.read(...)`/`ov.pp.preprocess(...)` or instruct users to supply their own AnnData/CSV files. 2. **Bulk RNA-seq visuals (`t_visualize_bulk`)** - Use `ov.pl.venn(sets=..., palette=...)` to display overlaps among DEG lists (no more than 4 groups). Encourage setting `sets` as a dictionary of set names → gene lists. - For volcano plots, load the DEG table (`result = ov.read('...csv')`) and call `ov.pl.volcano(result, pval_name='qvalue', fc_name='log2FoldChange', ...)`. Explain optional keyword arguments such as `sig_pvalue`, `sig_fc`, `palette`, and label formatting. - To compare group distributions with box plots, gather long-form data (e.g., from `seaborn.load_dataset('tips')`) and invoke `ov.pl.boxplot(data, x_value=..., y_value=..., hue=..., ax=ax, palette=...)`. Mention how to adjust figure size, legend placement, and significance annotations. 3. **Color management (`t_visualize_colorsystem`)** - Introduce the color book via `fb = ov.pl.ForbiddenCity()` and demonstrate `fb.get_color(name='凝夜紫')` for specific hues. - Show how to pull predefined palettes (`ov.pl.green_color`, `ov.pl.red_color`, etc.) and build dicts mapping cell types/groups to color hex codes. - For segmented gradients, combine colors and call `ov.pl.get_cmap_seg(colors, name='custom')`, then pass the colormap into Matplotlib/Scanpy plotting functions. - Highlight using these palettes in embeddings: `ov.pl.embedding(adata, basis='X_umap', color='clusters', palette=color_dict, ax=ax)`. 4. **Single-cell visualizations (`t_visualize_single`)** - Remind users to preprocess AnnData if needed (`adata = ov.pp.preprocess(adata, mode='shiftlog|pearson', n_HVGs=2000)`). - **IMPORTANT - Data validation**: Before plotting, always verify that required data exists: ```python # Before plotting by clustering or other categorical variable color_col = 'leiden' # or 'clusters', 'celltype', etc. if color_col not in adata.obs.columns: raise ValueError(f"Column '{color_col}' not found in adata.obs. Available columns: {list(adata.obs.columns)}") # Before plotting embeddings basis = 'X_umap' # or 'X_pca', 'X_tsne', etc. if basis not in adata.obsm.keys(): raise ValueError(f"Embedding '{basis}' not found in adata.obsm. Available embeddings: {list(adata.obsm.keys())}") ``` - For palette optimization, use `ov.pl.optim_palette(adata, basis='X_umap', colors='clusters')` to auto-generate color schemes when categories clash. - Reproduce stacked proportions with `ov.pl.cellproportion(adata, groupby='clusters', celltype_clusters='celltype', ax=ax)` and transform into stacked area charts by setting `kind='area'`. - Showcase compound embedding utilities: - `ov.pl.embedding_celltype` to place counts/proportions alongside UMAPs. - `ov.pl.ConvexHull` or `ov.pl.contour` for highlighting regions of interest. - `ov.pl.embedding_adjust` to reposition legends automatically. - `ov.pl.embedding_density` for density overlays, controlling smoothness with `adjust`. - For spatial gene density, describe the workflow: `ov.pl.calculate_gene_density(adata, genes=[...], basis='spatial')`, then overlay with `ov.pl.embedding(..., layer='gene_density', cmap='...')`. - Cover additional charts like `ov.pl.single_group_boxplot`, `ov.pl.bardotplot`, `ov.pl.dotplot`, and `ov.pl.marker_heatmap`, emphasizing input formats (long-form DataFrame vs. AnnData with `.obs` annotations) and optional helpers such as `ov.pl.add_palue` for manual p-value annotations. 5. **Finishing touches and exports** - Encourage adding titles, axis labels, and `fig.tight_layout()` to prevent clipping. - Suggest saving figures with `fig.savefig('plot.png', dpi=300, bbox_inches='tight')` and documenting color mappings for reproducibility. - Troubleshoot common issues: - **Missing AnnData keys**: Always validate `adata.obs` columns and `adata.obsm` embeddings exist before plotting - **Palette names not found**: Verify color dictionaries match actual category values - **Matplotlib font rendering**: When using Chinese characters, ensure appropriate fonts are installed - **"Could not find X in adata.obs"**: Check that clustering or annotation has been performed before trying to visualize results. Use defensive checks to compute missing prerequisites on-the-fly. ## Examples - "Plot a three-set Venn diagram of overlapping DEG lists and reuse Forbidden City colors for consistency." - "Load the dentate gyrus AnnData, color clusters with `fb.get_color` selections, and render an embedding with adjusted legend placement." - "Generate single-cell proportion bar/area plots plus gene-density overlays using OmicVerse helper functions." ## References - Bulk tutorial: [`t_visualize_bulk.ipynb`](https://omicverse.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Tutorials-plotting/t_visualize_bulk/) - Color system tutorial: [`t_visualize_colorsystem.ipynb`](https://omicverse.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Tutorials-plotting/t_visualize_colorsystem/) - Single-cell tutorial: [`t_visualize_single.ipynb`](https://omicverse.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Tutorials-plotting/t_visualize_single/) - Quick reference snippets: [`reference.md`](reference.md)