I took note that in the "library-based" DIA-NN mode - meaning no fasta digest is performed and in-silico predicition is turned off - (while a library is provided as input, and re-annotation is activated) there are always "prediction-specific" commands passed to DIA-NN, and are displayed in the log-file:
Just wondering - are these commands only related to the in-silico predicition - and consequently being ignored in the library-mode?
Alternatively, are these parameters used for any "filtering" of the spectral library provided?
--cut will affect also 'Reannotate'.
--unimod4 declares a modification, this can also affect things potentially in some scenarios (see --monitor-mod and --channels docs).
Dear Vadim,
I took note that in the "library-based" DIA-NN mode - meaning no fasta digest is performed and in-silico predicition is turned off - (while a library is provided as input, and re-annotation is activated) there are always "prediction-specific" commands passed to DIA-NN, and are displayed in the log-file:
Using default settings these are always:
--met-excision --cut K,R --missed-cleavages 1 --min-pep-len 7 --max-pep-len 30 --min-pr-mz 300 --max-pr-mz 1800 --min-pr-charge 1 --max-pr-charge 4 --unimod4
Just wondering - are these commands only related to the in-silico predicition - and consequently being ignored in the library-mode? Alternatively, are these parameters used for any "filtering" of the spectral library provided?
Thanks Michael