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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cytometry A. 2017 Feb 24;91(3):281–289. doi: 10.1002/cyto.a.23068

Table 1.

Comparison of deterministic SPADE and manual gating, expressed in terms of the number of overlapping cells between each manual gate and each annotated SPADE tree region.

Manual gates
B cell – 150,314 T cell – 14,699 CD4+ – 2,808 CD8+ – 6,055 Myeloid – 209,079 HSPC – 418

Annotated deterministic SPADE B cell – 150,375 144,616 (96.2%) 8 (<0.1%) 0 0 2,286 (1.1%) 0
Dendritic – 6,517 5,687 (3.8%) 0 0 0 282 (0.1%) 0
T cell – 17,158 0 12,796 (87.1%) 2,806 (99.9%) 6,047 (99.9%) 2,435 (1.2%) 0
CD4+ – 2,964 0 2,897 (19.7%) 2,791 (99.4%) 0 22 (<0.1%) 0
CD8+ – 7,753 0 7,478 (50.9%) 0 6,040 (99.8%) 36 (<0.1%) 0
Myeloid – 204,687 0 87 (0.6%) 0 0 202,300 (96.8%) 0
c-kit+ – 17,924 7 (<0.1%) 852 (5.8%) 2 (<0.1%) 8 (<0.1%) 1,725 (0.8%) 402 (96.2%)

The total number of cells in each gate and each annotated region are listed. The percentages are defined as the ratio between the number of overlapping cells and the total number of cells in the corresponding manual gate, thereby representing the percent of cells in a gate that are assigned to each SPADE region. Large values in shaded entries indicate the consistency between manual gating and deterministic SPADE.