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D-EE: Distributed software for visualizing intrinsic structure of large-scale single-cell data.

Shaokun An^1,2, Jizu Huang^1,2, Lin Wan^1,2

¹NCMIS, LSEC, LSC, Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zhongguancun East Road, Haidian District, Beijing, 100190, China.

|November 12, 2020

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We developed distributed elastic embedding (D-EE), a scalable tool for single-cell RNA sequencing data analysis. D-EE accurately visualizes data structures and handles large datasets efficiently, with an extension for time-series analysis.

Keywords:

dimensionality reduction distributed computation distributed storage large-scale data single-cell sequencing

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Background:

Dimensionality reduction and visualization are crucial for single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data analysis.
Existing methods struggle to preserve global data structures and scale to large datasets.
Elastic embedding (EE) shows potential for revealing local and global data structures but lacks scalability.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a scalable implementation of the Elastic Embedding (EE) algorithm for large-scale scRNA-seq data.
To enable accurate dimensionality reduction and visualization of complex biological datasets.
To extend the method for analyzing time-series scRNA-seq data.

Main Methods:

Implemented a distributed optimization approach for the EE algorithm, termed distributed elastic embedding (D-EE).
Leveraged distributed storage and computation for memory efficiency and high-performance computing.
Developed an extended version, D-TSEE, incorporating temporal information for time-series data visualization.

Main Results:

D-EE achieves accuracy comparable to EE while being scalable to large scRNA-seq datasets.
The D-EE approach offers simultaneous memory efficiency and high-performance computing.
D-TSEE successfully visualizes large-scale time-series scRNA-seq data and identifies oscillatory gene expression patterns.

Conclusions:

D-EE is an efficient distributed tool for dimensionality reduction and visualization of large-scale single-cell data.
The method provides a constant time speedup for analyzing complex biological datasets.
Source code for D-EE is publicly available for high-performance computing clusters.