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Adversarial dense graph convolutional networks for single-cell classification

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Abstract Motivation In single-cell transcriptomics applications, effective identification of cell types in multicellular organisms and in-depth study of the relationships between genes has become one of the main goals of… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Motivation In single-cell transcriptomics applications, effective identification of cell types in multicellular organisms and in-depth study of the relationships between genes has become one of the main goals of bioinformatics research. However, data heterogeneity and random noise pose significant difficulties for scRNA-seq data analysis. Results We have proposed an adversarial dense graph convolutional network architecture for single-cell classification. Specifically, to enhance the representation of higher-order features and the organic combination between features, dense connectivity mechanism and attention-based feature aggregation are introduced for feature learning in convolutional neural networks. To preserve the features of the original data, we use a feature reconstruction module to assist the goal of single-cell classification. In addition, HNNVAT uses virtual adversarial training to improve the generalization and robustness. Experimental results show that our model outperforms the existing classical methods in terms of classification accuracy on benchmark datasets. Availability and implementation The source code of HNNVAT is available at https://github.com/DisscLab/HNNVAT. Supplementary information Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.

Keywords: cell; cell classification; adversarial dense; single cell; dense graph

Journal Title: Bioinformatics
Year Published: 2023

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