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This pull request updates both the
interpret.pyscript and thedescriptor_schema.jsonschema to improve clarity, accuracy, and consistency in how spatial transcriptomics report data and its analysis are described and processed. The changes refine the language in prompts and schema descriptions, add missing instructions, and ensure better guidance for both automated and human interpretation.Prompt and analysis improvements:
STYLE_GUIDEand analysis prompts ininterpret.pyfor clarity, including explicitly instructing to check that all relevant samples are included in summaries and improving the decisiveness and structure of synthesis instructions. [1] [2] [3] [4]Schema documentation and instruction enhancements:
descriptor_schema.json, clarifying the role of sample sheets, reference atlases, cell type assignments, and analysis outputs. This includes specifying how to interpret file paths, metadata, and unassigned values, and providing more detailed analysis instructions for ligand-receptor and neighborhood analyses. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]These changes collectively make the report generation and interpretation process more robust and user-friendly, reducing ambiguity for downstream users and automated systems.