Closed michaelwitting closed 8 months ago
Sure this is relatively straightforward. I've pushed a commit to master
that provides a method called compare.isotope.pattern
along with some helper methods. An example use would be
f1 <- get.mol2formula(parse.smiles('CCNC')[[1]])@objectJ
f2 <- get.mol2formula(parse.smiles('CCNC')[[1]])@objectJ
isoGen <- get.isotope.pattern.generator()
ip1 <- isoGen$getIsotopes(f1)
ip2 <- isoGen$getIsotopes(f2)
compare.isotope.pattern(ip1,ip2)
Currently the methods aren't documented.
Also, I don't do much mass spec/structure elucidation work, so I'm not too familiar with this part of the CDK. If you have a workflow or use case, that would help in designing how the R code should wrap around the CDK functionality
Hi. Independent of two formulas I use for f1 and f2 I always get 0 as result for compare.isotope.pattern.
Here is a possible use case for the comparison. I have a measured isotopic pattern from a MS analysis. First this had to converted to the isotope pattern class of rcdk and then compared against the isotope pattern of calculated formulae.
I hope that helps??
isoPatternMeasured <- data.frame(mz = c(203.052609, 204.056051, 205.057227, 206.060394, 207.061845), int = c(100.000, 6.856, 1.433, 0.087, 0.009))
exactmass <- isoPatternMeasured$mz[1]
formulae <- generate.formula(exactmass, window = 0.001, elements = list(c("C",0,10),c("H",0,50), c("N",0,5),c("O",0,50), c("Na",0,1)), validation = T, charge = 1)
isoPatternCalculated <- get.isotopes.pattern(formulae[[1]], minAbund = 0.001)
Dear rcdk-Team,
is it possible to have the IsotopePatternSimilarity function in rcdk?
http://cdk.github.io/cdk/1.5/docs/api/org/openscience/cdk/formula/IsotopePatternSimilarity.html
Best regards,
Michael