
Indica Labs’ new spatial analysis application note provides a detailed look at the tools provided by the HALO Spatial Analysis module for identifying proximity and relative spatial distribution of cells and objects. The module offers four algorithms, nearest neighbor, proximity, infiltration, and density heatmap, and this paper discusses and demonstrates how each can be used in quantitative analysis of the tumor microenvironment.
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