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QcConfig

Struct QcConfig 

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pub struct QcConfig {
Show 14 fields pub n_mads: f32, pub min_cell_nnz: usize, pub min_counts_per_cell: f32, pub mito_pattern: Option<String>, pub mito_max_frac: Option<f32>, pub ribo_pattern: Option<String>, pub ribo_max_frac: Option<f32>, pub mad_on_n_genes: bool, pub mad_on_counts: bool, pub mad_on_mito: bool, pub feature_min_cells: usize, pub drop_outliers: bool, pub auto_cell_cutoff: bool, pub qc_histogram: bool,
}
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Configuration for cell QC. Plain struct (no clap) so non-clap crates can construct it directly; the clap surface is QcArgs.

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§n_mads: f32

MAD multiplier for the robust band (larger = more permissive).

§min_cell_nnz: usize

Near-empty floor: cells with fewer than this many detected features (nnz across all rows) are masked at output, not dropped from training. 0 disables the floor.

§min_counts_per_cell: f32

Hard floor on total counts per cell, in addition to MAD. 0 disables.

§mito_pattern: Option<String>

Regex over row (feature) names selecting mitochondrial genes; enables the per-cell mito-fraction metric. None disables it.

§mito_max_frac: Option<f32>

Optional hard max mitochondrial fraction (0..1).

§ribo_pattern: Option<String>

Regex selecting ribosomal genes (enables ribo-fraction metric).

§ribo_max_frac: Option<f32>

Optional hard max ribosomal fraction (0..1).

§mad_on_n_genes: bool

Per-cell metrics that drive MAD outlier flagging.

§mad_on_counts: bool§mad_on_mito: bool§feature_min_cells: usize

Feature-axis QC (off by default): drop genes expressed in fewer than this many cells. 0 disables.

§drop_outliers: bool

Master switch for the MAD train-drop tier. When false, only the near-empty floor (output mask) is computed — used by inference (predict/impute) so query cells are never silently dropped.

§auto_cell_cutoff: bool

Automatic cell calling: pick the per-cell nnz cutoff at the trough between the ambient and the cell peak (crate::qc::suggest_nnz_cutoff) and train-drop every cell below it. So called-out ambient is removed up front (via the caller’s mask_columns), not just output-masked — it never shapes the model. The cutoff is authoritative; min_cell_nnz does NOT floor it (it only drives the separate near-empty output mask). No-op when there is no trough (unimodal) or when drop_outliers is false (inference). Unlike the loader’s per-file empty-barcode gate, this runs on the pooled cell axis.

§qc_histogram: bool

Print the per-cell nnz histogram + the suggested/applied cutoff (the same ASCII summary as data-beans squeeze --show-histogram).

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impl Clone for QcConfig

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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impl Debug for QcConfig

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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impl Default for QcConfig

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