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MuData
is a package that provides I/O functionality for .h5mu
files and MultiAssayExperiment objects.
You can learn more about multimodal data containers in the reference mudata
documentation.
MuData
uses rhdf5
to access .h5mu
and .h5ad
files. In the meantime, the bioc-devel version of rhdf5
must be used.
rhdf5
and MuData
can be installed by running
remotes::install_github("grimbough/rhdf5")
remotes::install_github("ilia-kats/MuData")
We use rhdf5
over hdf5r
to stay compatible with the rest of the Bioconductor ecosystem.
In particular, using hdf5r
would make integrating with other packages building on rhdf5
, such as HDF5Array
, much more difficult, if not impossible. We have implemented necessary HDF5 features that the .h5ad
and consequently .h5mu
formats make use of upstream, including file creation properties and object references.
MuData
provides a set of I/O operations for multimodal data.
MuData
implements WriteH5MU()
that saves MultiAssayExperiment objects to .h5mu
files that can be further integrated into workflows in multiple programming languages, including the muon
Python library and the Muon.jl
Julia library. ReadH5MU()
reads .h5mu
files into MultiAssayExperiment objects.
Start with an existing dataset, e.g. a MultiAssayExperiment object with five distinct modalities:
library(MultiAssayExperiment)
data(miniACC)
WriteH5MU()
allows to save the object into a .h5mu
file:
library(MuData)
WriteH5MU(miniACC, "miniACC.h5mu")
miniACC <- ReadH5MU("miniACC.h5mu")
Other R packages for multimodal I/O include:
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