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There should be 5,322 glioma cells in total across all 8 samples.  

• The classification name can be edited or deleted (Figure 18). 

With the malignant cells in every sample classified, it is time to save the classifications.

• Click Apply classifications in the Classification card on the right
• Click the Filtered counts data node as input data for the classification task (Figure 18)
• Click Select

• Classify icon
• Name the classification attribute Cell type (sample level)
• Click Run (Figure 19)
• Click Run
• Click OK on the information box that says a classification task has been enqueued

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SubtitleText Name the cell-level attribute AnchorName Classification Classifiy attribute name
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A new task, Classify, is added to the Analyses tab. This task produces a new Classify result data node (Figure 20).

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• Double-click the new Classify result data node to open the task report (Figure 21)

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