Closed devenderarora closed 8 months ago
Hi Devender,
The example data is from a DIA run using MS2 exclusive intensities instead of DDA.
Best, Stephanie
Thankyou for the prompt response and clarifying the issue. We also have few more issue while doing the analysis. While reproducing the test data we observed that the intragroup variability and correlation does not correspond to what shown in example file at: https://github.com/ByrumLab/proteoDA/blob/main/vignettes/tutorial.html
we followed the same example and our results shows:
and MAplots
Can you please guide us and share how "cycloess" was chosen as based on our interpretation we found quantile normalization represent better flat orange line in MA plot.
Regards, Devender
Hi @devenderarora,
Thanks for catching the issue with the vignette. The plot you generated is correct, the pre-built vignette on GitHub was out-of-date: I've submitted a PR to fix it. As for picking a normalization method, for the tutorial we picked cyclic loess as a demonstration (it does have a slightly better intragroup correlation, PCV, and PMAD), but quantile normalization would be a good choice too. Generally, it's a good thing if the different normalization methods have similar metrics, as they likely will produce similar results.
Best, Tim
Dear Team, I am working with proteomics data and have implemented proteoDA on data generated using MaxQuant. However, when I examined the example data provided in the tutorial, I found that the abundance of proteins observed was much higher than what we obtained from MaxQuant. Could you provide information on how the test data was generated or its source? I tried to find this information in the manuscript but was unsuccessful.
Regards, Devender