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Optimal sequencing depth for single-cell RNA-sequencing in Wasserstein space
How many samples should one collect for an empirical distribution to be as close as possible to the true population? This question is not trivial in the context of single-cell RNA-sequencing. With limited sequencing depth, profiling more cells comes at the cost of fewer reads per cell. Therefore, on
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