Open lfnothias opened 5 years ago
Do you know if these libraries are real spectra are in silico?
https://fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu/projects/LipidBlast
These are in-silico spectra - hence the scale....
Cool, I have a proposed solution, we can start moving GNPS libraries to the CCMS_SpectralLibraries location, and what we'll do is start with LIPIDBLAST. Maybe we'll make prebuilt link to select it, it'll be like:
That's a great idea as it will make sure it is used the right parameters. Yeah it is in silico, but for lipids the prediction is simple.
I have been testing the LipidBast library in the static folder on the NIST serum sample. https://www.nature.com/articles/nmeth.2551 https://gnps.ucsd.edu/ProteoSAFe/status.jsp?task=0d89db67b0974939a91cb7d5bfe87072 As you can see, it works extremely well for lipid annotation and so it would nice to make it available to users. However I would not recommend to make it selected by default, as it is pretty big (200k+) and it requires a minimum match peaks of 2-3.