spamosaic.framework.SpaMosaic
- class spamosaic.framework.SpaMosaic(modBatch_dict={}, input_key='dimred_bc', mnn_rep_key=None, batch_key='batch', radius_cutoff=2000, intra_knns=10, inter_knn_base=10, smooth_input=False, smooth_L=1, inter_auto_knn=False, inter_auto_thr=0.8, rmv_outlier=False, contamination='auto', w_g=0.8, log_dir=None, seed=1234, num_workers=6, device='cuda:0')[source]
SpaMosaic: a modular framework for multi-modal spatial omics integration.
This class orchestrates data pre-processing, intra- and inter-batch graph construction, optional feature smoothing, model initialization/training, cross-modality alignment, and downstream embedding/imputation.
- Parameters:
modBatch_dict (dict) – Mapping modality name (e.g.,
'rna','adt') to a list of AnnData batches. Example:{'rna': [batch1, None, ...], 'adt': [batch1, batch2, ...]}.input_key (str) – Key in
.obsmwhere input features are stored (e.g.,'dimred_bc').mnn_rep_key (str, optional) – Representation key used for MNN search. If
None, defaults toinput_key.batch_key (str) – Column name in
.obsdenoting batch identity.radius_cutoff (int) – Radius threshold used to construct spatial neighbor graphs.
intra_knns (int or list of int) – Number of neighbors for intra-batch graphs (single int or per-batch list).
inter_knn_base (int) – Base KNN size for inter-batch MNN search.
smooth_input (bool) – If
True, apply WLGCN-based input feature smoothing.smooth_L (int) – Number of WLGCN layers used for smoothing.
inter_auto_knn (bool) – If
True, adapt inter-batch KNN size based on batch-size ratio.inter_auto_thr (float) – Size-ratio threshold for adaptive KNN.
rmv_outlier (bool) – If
True, remove outlier MNN pairs via Isolation Forest.contamination (str or float) – Contamination level for outlier detection (IsolationForest).
w_g (float) – Weight for inter-batch expression edges in the merged graph.
log_dir (str, optional) – Directory for saving logs or results.
seed (int) – Random seed.
num_workers (int) – Number of workers for computation.
device (str) – Device string, e.g.,
'cuda:0'or'cpu'.