View source: R/validateMatchedSpectra.R
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The validateMatchedSpectra()
function opens a simple shiny application
that allows to browse results stored in a MatchedSpectra
object and to
validate the presented matches. For each query spectrum a table with
matched target spectra are shown (if available) and an interactive mirror
plot is generated. Valid matches can be selected using a check box which is
displayed below the mirror plot. Upon pushing the "Save & Close"
button the app is closed and a filtered MatchedSpectra
is returned,
containing only validated matches.
Note that column "query_index_"
and "target_index_"
are temporarily
added to the query and target Spectra
object to display them in the
interactive graphics for easier identification of the compared spectra.
validateMatchedSpectra(object)
object |
A non-empty instance of class |
A MatchedSpectra
with validated results.
Carolin Huber, Michael Witting, Johannes Rainer
library(Spectra)
## Load test data
fl <- system.file("TripleTOF-SWATH", "PestMix1_DDA.mzML", package = "msdata")
pest_ms2 <- filterMsLevel(Spectra(fl), 2L)
pest_ms2 <- pest_ms2[c(808, 809, 945:955)]
load(system.file("extdata", "minimb.RData", package = "MetaboAnnotation"))
## Normalize intensities and match spectra
csp <- CompareSpectraParam(requirePrecursor = TRUE,
THRESHFUN = function(x) x >= 0.7)
norm_int <- function(x) {
x[, "intensity"] <- x[, "intensity"] / max(x[, "intensity"]) * 100
x
}
ms <- matchSpectra(addProcessing(pest_ms2, norm_int),
addProcessing(minimb, norm_int), csp)
## validate matches using the shiny app. Note: the call is only executed
## in interactive mode.
if (interactive()) {
res <- validateMatchedSpectra(ms)
}
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