| processMS2 | R Documentation | 
processMS2 processes the MSMS files generated for a given IL and performs compound identification using an MSMS reference spectra database. Only the struct id and MS2files parameters are mandatory.
processMS2(
  struct,
  id,
  MS2files,
  sstype = "regular",
  useDB = FALSE,
  referenceDB = "D:/sp_MassBankEU_20200316_203615.RData",
  mincos = 0.8,
  minhits = 1,
  method = "cosine"
)
## S4 method for signature 'RHermesExp,numeric,character,character'
processMS2(
  struct,
  id,
  MS2files,
  sstype = "regular",
  useDB = FALSE,
  referenceDB = "D:/sp_MassBankEU_20200316_203615.RData",
  mincos = 0.8,
  minhits = 1,
  method = "cosine"
)
struct | 
 The RHermesExp object to add the processed data.  | 
id | 
 Numeric, the id of the inclusion list to process.  | 
MS2files | 
 Character vector of the MS2 files address.  | 
sstype | 
 How to "process" the MS2 scans. Defaults to assuming you have acquired in continuous MS2 mode (sstype = "regular"). You can also take the most intense scan (sstype = "onescan") or even all acquired scans (sstype = "all"). Beware that "all" takes substantially longer.  | 
useDB | 
 Whether to use an MS2 DB to match the spectra.  | 
referenceDB | 
 Character, where to find the MSMS database to query against.  | 
mincos | 
 Numeric, between 0 and 1, the minimum spectral cosine between query and reference spectrum for a match to be reported (see the paper for more detail on this).  | 
minhits | 
 Numeric, minimum number of matching fragments to calculate the similarity score. If there are fewer, the match is not considered.  | 
method | 
 Character, the similarity algorithm to use. Defaults to "cosine", but it can be changed to other metrics included in the package Philentropy.  | 
An RHermesExp object with the identifications set in the used MS2Exp slot.
if(FALSE){
processMS2(myHermes, 1, c('C:/myFolder/File1.mzML',
                         'C:/myFolder/File2.mzML'))
}
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