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title: "In mouse-brain data, CP10K recovered 38.0 of 50 PFlog neighbors and log1pPF recovered 37.7."
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# In mouse-brain data, CP10K recovered 38.0 of 50 PFlog neighbors and log1pPF recovered 37.7.

## Content

In mouse-brain data, CP10K recovered 38.0 of 50 PFlog neighbors and log1pPF recovered 37.7.

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## Connections (1)

### Normalization for sampled count data

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This publication contains this grounded claim.

> In the 10x Genomics mouse brain neuron_1k_v3 dataset, using the CP10K pseudocount recov- ered only 38.0 of 50 PFlog neighbors from the graph obtained at the estimated Anscombe pseudocount, while log1pPF re- covered 37.7 (Supplementary Note Fig. 3).

Source: 2026-06-22-biorxiv-v4.pdf — <https://sina.bio/source/2026-06-22-biorxiv-v4-pdf>