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    • High-resolution spatial transcriptomics platforms generate complex, high-dimensional data.
    • Analyzing this data for representation learning and clustering presents significant computational challenges.

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    • To benchmark and extend nonnegative matrix factorization (NMF) for spatial transcriptomics data.
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    • Developed Spatial NMF (SNMF) for local spatial smoothness via factor vector diffusion.
    • Introduced Hybrid Spatial NMF (hSNMF) combining spatially regularized NMF with Leiden clustering.
    • Integrated spatial proximity and transcriptomic similarity using a tunable mixing parameter (alpha).

    Main Results:

    • SNMF and hSNMF demonstrated improved spatial compactness (CHAOS < 0.004, Moran's I > 0.96).
    • Achieved greater cluster separability (Silhouette > 0.12, DBI < 1.8).
    • Showcased higher biological coherence (CMC and enrichment) compared to existing methods.

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    • SNMF and hSNMF offer effective solutions for analyzing high-dimensional spatial transcriptomics data.
    • These methods enhance the biological interpretability of spatial gene expression patterns.