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development_time_predict

Install package:

pip install icmodel

Usage:

import icmodel
# Load data
test_data = sc.read_h5ad('DATA/PATH')
# Predict time
test_data = icmodel.Predict(test_data,pred='development time',NN=True,n=5)
# Predict celltype
test_data = icmodel.Predict(test_data,pred='cell type')

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