View source: R/parse_fragpipe.R
import_dataset_fragpipe_psm_file | R Documentation |
For typical FragPipe workflows, import_dataset_fragpipe_ionquant()
should be used instead of this function !
This function directly parses data from a psm.tsv file and doesn't use MBR data produced by FragPipe; use this function for legacy FragPipe data OR FragPipe runs where no experiment info was provided at all in the FragPipe workflow tab.
if intensity_sum is set to FALSE, the most abundant PSM per peptide*sample is selected to represent abundance.
import_dataset_fragpipe_psm_file(
filename,
intensity_sum = TRUE,
acquisition_mode,
confidence_threshold = 0.01,
collapse_peptide_by = "sequence_modified"
)
filename |
the full file path of the input file |
intensity_sum |
boolean value whether to take the sum intensity of all PSM per precursor (TRUE, default) or use the value from the PSM with highest abundance (FALSE) |
acquisition_mode |
the type of experiment, should be a string. options: "dda" or "dia" |
confidence_threshold |
confidence score threshold at which a peptide is considered 'identified' (target value must be lesser than or equals) |
collapse_peptide_by |
if multiple data points are available for a peptide in a sample, at what level should these be combined? options: "sequence_modified" (recommended default), "sequence_plain", "" |
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