Closed pvannierop closed 11 years ago
UPDATE: Since I am on version 1.4.0 now and I see that the most recent version here on GitHub is 1.5.2. I reran the steps as shown above and there was not problem anymore. So please be aware that the version as advertised on Bioconductor is out of date. I did however get the following warning when reading in the the full file:
Warning messages:
1: In .local(from, proteinInfo) :
start.pos not in supplied data.frame, setting to NA
2: In .get.quant.elems(assayDataElements, data.ions, data.mass, identifications[, :
19970 spectra could not be mapped from quant to id: 371536;371537;371552;371553;371554;371558;371563;371572;371578;371579
In fact, this mapping problem, that I do not know where it originates from, applies to all spectrum annotations in the file.
head(ib)
Gives:
iTRAQ8plexSpectra (storageMode: lockedEnvironment)
assayData: 1 features, 8 samples
element names: ions, mass
protocolData: none
phenoData: none
featureData
featureNames: 371536
fvarLabels: spectrum peptide ... use.for.quant (5 total)
fvarMetadata: labelDescription
experimentData: use 'experimentData(object)'
Annotation:
1 spectra
ProteinGroup object
8049 peptides are detected
2252 protein groups with specific peptides
Thank you for the bug report. I fixed the Bioconductor version. I do recommend using the Github version. Bioconductor does not like that new features or functions are introduced in the release versions, but only in a development branch. This will be in the release version with the next Bioc release.
For the second issue: Please try again with the newest version from the ptm branch. If it does not work, please provide the readIBSpectra command you use and attach small sample file (~50 lines).
Hello,
With my firsts steps with Isobar (installed through Bioconductor) I run into problems when loading my spectra info from file. The command issued is:
The error is:
This is the first line of the "set1_merge_mod_head.ibspectra.csv" file, that displays the same error as the full text file that contains ~20000 lines:
As far as I can see, I have no errors in my file, but I cannot make my first steps in the use of Isobar. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Pim van Nierop CNCR, VU University, Amsterdam