I'm trying to run mzRAPP to benchmark different processing tools / test different parameter settings for XCMS.
I think I made the "targets" correctly, including correct names of the columns etc..., but when I run the line:
Th_isos <- get_mz_table(targets,instrumentRes = res_list)
I get the following error:
Error in get_mz_table(targets, instrumentRes = res_list) : Some chemical formulas are not valid, namely C3H6O4 , Some chemical formulas are not valid, namely C12H22O11 , Some chemical formulas are not valid, namely C11H13NO3,
I don't get why these formulas are considered as not valid? I looked for spaces or other characters but all seems fine.
If you want to replicate the error, the targets are attached as .RDS in the zip file.
Thanks a lot!
Kind regards
Pablo
edit: I fixed two of them by removing a white space, but the third one I can't figure out what is going on
targets.zip
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Edit 2: Some really weird character was hidden in the string, only found it by manually copy/pasting in R, showed up as a "red whitespace with a dot". I'll close the issue.
Dear Yasin
I'm trying to run mzRAPP to benchmark different processing tools / test different parameter settings for XCMS. I think I made the "targets" correctly, including correct names of the columns etc..., but when I run the line:
Th_isos <- get_mz_table(targets,instrumentRes = res_list)
I get the following error:
Error in get_mz_table(targets, instrumentRes = res_list) : Some chemical formulas are not valid, namely C3H6O4 , Some chemical formulas are not valid, namely C12H22O11 , Some chemical formulas are not valid, namely C11H13NO3,
I don't get why these formulas are considered as not valid? I looked for spaces or other characters but all seems fine.
If you want to replicate the error, the targets are attached as .RDS in the zip file.
Thanks a lot!
Kind regards Pablo
edit: I fixed two of them by removing a white space, but the third one I can't figure out what is going on targets.zip .
Edit 2: Some really weird character was hidden in the string, only found it by manually copy/pasting in R, showed up as a "red whitespace with a dot". I'll close the issue.