When we looked at the first few rows of our metadata, it appeared that there were many cells that do not have a cluster value. Count how many NA’s are found for our cluster with table() function and use the argument (useNA = "ifany"). Why do you think there are so many NA values?
---title: "Clustering - Answer Key"author: - Noor Sohaildate: "2025-07-22"license: "CC-BY-4.0"editor_options: markdown: wrap: 72---```{r}#| label: load_libraries_data#| echo: false# Load libraries and datalibrary(Seurat)library(tidyverse)seurat_processed <- qs2::qs_read("intermediate/08_seurat_processed.qs")```# Exercise 11. When we looked at the first few rows of our metadata, it appeared that there were many cells that do not have a cluster value. Count how many `NA`'s are found for our cluster with `table()` function and use the argument (`useNA = "ifany"`). Why do you think there are so many `NA` values?```{r}table(seurat_processed$seurat_cluster.sketched,useNA ="ifany")```# Exercise 21. A question to evaluate Learning Objective 22. A followup question to question #13. ...# Exercise 31. A question to evaluate Learning Objective 32. A followup question to question #13. ...