View source: R/17_ms2_plot4mass_dataset.R
plot_ms2_matching | R Documentation |
This function generates plots comparing MS2 spectra from experimental data with spectra from a reference database. It matches based on a set of user-specified parameters and provides visualizations with either static or interactive plots.
plot_ms2_matching(
object,
variable_id,
variable_index,
database,
polarity,
ms1.match.ppm = 25,
ms2.match.ppm = 30,
mz.ppm.thr = 400,
remove_fragment_intensity_cutoff = 0,
interactive_plot = FALSE
)
object |
A 'mass_dataset' object that contains MS2 data and annotations. |
variable_id |
Optional. A vector of variable IDs to be plotted. |
variable_index |
Optional. A vector of variable indices to be plotted. Either 'variable_id' or 'variable_index' must be provided. |
database |
A 'databaseClass' object containing reference MS2 spectra for matching. |
polarity |
Character. The ionization mode, either |
ms1.match.ppm |
Numeric. The mass-to-charge (m/z) tolerance in parts per million (ppm) for MS1 matching. Default is 25. |
ms2.match.ppm |
Numeric. The mass-to-charge (m/z) tolerance in parts per million (ppm) for MS2 matching. Default is 30. |
mz.ppm.thr |
Numeric. The m/z threshold for fragment matching. Default is 400. |
remove_fragment_intensity_cutoff |
Numeric. The intensity cutoff for removing low-intensity fragments. Default is 0. |
interactive_plot |
Logical. If |
The function compares MS2 spectra from the experimental data (provided by the 'mass_dataset' object) to those in the reference 'database'. It generates matching plots for each of the specified variables and annotations. Users can specify either the 'variable_id' or 'variable_index' for plotting. The function supports both static and interactive visualizations.
A list of plots (either static or interactive) comparing experimental and reference MS2 spectra.
## Not run:
# Example usage:
all_plots <- plot_ms2_matching(
object = my_mass_dataset,
variable_id = c("pRPLC_1112", "pRPLC_1860"),
database = my_database
)
## End(Not run)
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