Open rolivella opened 1 year ago
To my knowledge rawrr:::auc.rawrrChromatogram
returns the integral with f(x) being the chromatogram. It is not a peak picker. Accordingly, the return value of the function is a real value.
Maybe you can compute the local maximum as a measure of the observed RT and mz
The m/z is set by readChromatogram
and its parameters. Again, the auc.
function is not a peak caller, it just integrates. There is general R functions to retrieve global and local maxima (inflection points).
Hello!
I would like to suggest a little bit more informative output for
rawrr:::auc.rawrrChromatogram
fucntion. For instance with observed RT and mz, something like:By "obs" I mean the RT and mz where the
rawrr:::auc.rawrrChromatogram
fucntion found the peak for integrating the area.This will be very useful for us and in general for any rawrr user.
Thanks!