Is there a way to obtain the raw source codes of Seurat functions?

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  • seurat

    R toolkit for single cell genomics

    • Wow, it's not easy to find, indeed. They should do a better job commenting the code, and documenting the code organisation. But it's all in the Github repo, for example NormalizeData is defined here: https://github.com/satijalab/seurat/blob/4e868fcde49dc0a3df47f94f5fb54a421bfdf7bc/R/generics.R#L337

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