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enable mzTab for DIA-NN #205
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Hi Yasset! @ypriverol It seems |
What do you need from the Bio package? Can we do without? Is there an example output for the mzTab that is created? |
An example is here: |
@WangHong007 Protein groups errors: I have validated the following mzTab out.mzTab. I found the following error:
This is mainly because protein groups are added by your script as
This is not valid in the mzTab. The OpenMS approach @timosachsenberg is to write for each protein group the following: 1- indistinguishable_protein_group: With that, you will be able to write of each member of the group the sequence coverage as double and will be a valid protein. Here is an example: |
Replace Bio with pyopenms, disable unique genes matrix and some small fixs
Hi ! @vdemichev @ypriverol For now, I'm classifying by the number of protein ID separated by semicolons in the columns |
jmztab online: mztabvalidator |
Correct protein coverage and unique
@WangHong007 I don't understand the question here. |
The question is to determine the type of protein identification result in the protein subtable. How to get three result types( For now, I use the number of values(one-to-one, many-to-many or one-to-many) corresponding to the two columns
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@WangHong007, here how those cases should be annotated:
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@WangHong007 The problem that you have there is that the dependency |
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