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The core data structure is the `SpatialData` class, which organizes data
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into 5 coordinated **layers: images, labels, points, shapes, and tables**.
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Each layer is stored as a list of layer-specific objects that carry associated `SpatialDataAttr` (`@meta` slot), which encode `spatialdata`-specific zarr attributes (*.zattr* for Zarr v2, and *zarr.json* for Zarr v3)
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Each layer is stored as a list of layer-specific objects that carry associated
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`SpatialDataAttr` (`@meta` slot), which encode `spatialdata`-specific
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Zarr attributes (*.zattr* for Zarr v2, and *zarr.json* for Zarr v3).
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Together, these layers provide a unified representation of spatial omics data,
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combining raster, vector, and tabular data within a single coherent framework.
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a <- label(sd)
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# project into 'global'
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b <- transform(a, "scale")
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b <- spatialdataR::transform(a, "scale")
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# compare XY extents
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do.call(rbind, c(a=extent(a), b=extent(b)))
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subsequent objects. Alternatively, names could be customize before combining.
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