infer_prot: Protein inference
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infer_prot R Documentation
Protein inference
Description
The infer_prot function finds the smallest set of UniProt accessions
(UniProtAcc) that maps to the largest number of amino acid sequences
(cleanSeq).
Usage
infer_prot(x)
Arguments
x
A data.table output from the control_fdr function.
Value
A data.table with all rows removed corresponding to the
UniProt accessions that do not belong to the set of accessions that map to
the largest number of cleanSeqs. The output from this function needs
to be kept for the rest of the TopPICR workflow as it will be used
by later functions.
Author(s)
Vlad Petyuk
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Protein inference
Description
The infer_prot function finds the smallest set of UniProt accessions
(UniProtAcc) that maps to the largest number of amino acid sequences
(cleanSeq).
Usage
infer_prot(x)
Arguments
x |
A |
Value
A data.table with all rows removed corresponding to the
UniProt accessions that do not belong to the set of accessions that map to
the largest number of cleanSeqs. The output from this function needs
to be kept for the rest of the TopPICR workflow as it will be used
by later functions.
Author(s)
Vlad Petyuk
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