dot-filterByPattern: Handle filtering by pattern
In MSstatsConvert: Import Data from Various Mass Spectrometry Signal Processing Tools to MSstats Format
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Handle filtering by pattern
Usage
1
.filterByPattern(input, col_name, patterns, filter, drop)
Arguments
input
data.table preprocessed by one of the .cleanRaw* functions.
col_name
chr, name of the column with peptide sequences.
filter
lgl, if TRUE, peptides will be actually filtered.
drop
lgl, if TRUE, the column will be dropped.
pattern
chr, regular expression - matching peptides will be
removed from the data.
Value
data.table
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Handle filtering by pattern
Usage
1 | .filterByPattern(input, col_name, patterns, filter, drop)
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Arguments
input |
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col_name |
chr, name of the column with peptide sequences. |
filter |
lgl, if TRUE, peptides will be actually filtered. |
drop |
lgl, if TRUE, the |
pattern |
chr, regular expression - matching peptides will be removed from the data. |
Value
data.table
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