found: Inferring cell-level perturbation from structured label noise in single-cell data

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Abstract Recent work by Goeva et al. introduced HiDDEN, a method for refining batch-level labels to infer cell-level perturbation without prior knowledge of affected populations, addressing the mismatch between sample-level labels and heterogeneous perturbation effects across cells. Here, we present found, a Python and R implementation of HiDDEN, supporting pipeline customization, by-factor grouping, hyperparameter selection, and visualization. Through benchmarking across diverse datasets, we show that performance depends strongly on modeling choices, particularly regression, grouping, and embedding dimensionality. found provides a practical, flexible, and accessible framework for robust cell-level perturbation analysis. Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest.

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