Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  present a framework for the identification of cell subpopulations in flow cytometry data based on merging mixture components using the flowClust methodology.  show that the cluster merging algorithm under our framework improves model fit and provides a better estimate of the number of distinct cell subpopulations than either Gaussian mixture models or flowClust, especially for complicated flow cytometry data distributions. Our framework allows the automated selection of the number of distinct cell subpopulations and  are able to identify cases where the algorithm fails, thus making it suitable for application in a high throughput FCM analysis pipeline. Furthermore,  demonstrate a method for summarizing complex merged cell subpopulations in a simple manner that integrates with the existing flowClust framework and enables downstream data analysis.  demonstrate the performance of our framework on simulated and real FCM data. The software is available in the flowMerge package through the Bioconductor project.
['Greg Finak', 'Ali Bashashati', 'Ryan R. Brinkman', 'Raphael Gottardo']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Merging Mixture Components for Cell Population Identification in Flow Cytometry
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