Open mlocardpaulet opened 1 month ago
Here is what is in the Param list:
> Param
$paramGroundTruth
$paramGroundTruth$NumCond
[1] 9
$paramGroundTruth$NumReps
[1] 3
$paramGroundTruth$PathToFasta
[1] "uniprotkb_homo_sapiens_AND_reviewed_tru_2024_08_12_canonical.fasta"
$paramGroundTruth$PathToProteinList
[1] NA
$paramGroundTruth$FracModProt
[1] 0.5
$paramGroundTruth$FracModPerProt
[1] 0.1
$paramGroundTruth$PTMTypes
[1] "ph"
$paramGroundTruth$PTMTypesDist
[1] 0.5
$paramGroundTruth$PTMTypesMass
[1] 79.9663
$paramGroundTruth$PTMMultipleLambda
[1] 0.1
$paramGroundTruth$ModifiableResidues
[1] "c(\"S\", \"T\", \"Y\")"
$paramGroundTruth$ModifiableResiduesDistr
[1] "c(0.86, 0.13, 0.01)"
$paramGroundTruth$RemoveNonModFormFrac
[1] 0
For the moment I can manually change it after (in the Param list).
TODO: needs separate documentation for both in R and via yaml.
I am not sure what should be the PTM-related parameters: variables? vectors? lists?
for
ModifiableResidues
andModifiableResiduesDistr
, I think that these should be vectors but I am not entirely sure. And I would suggest to add in the desription that these should be vectors that match. If the first isc("S", "T", "Y")
then the second should bec(0.86, 0.13, 0.01)
with values of the second matching the residues in the first? (I suspect that the same can be said forUserInputFoldChanges_NumRegProteoforms
andUserInputFoldChanges_RegulationFC
. )And then, I am not sure how to format multiple entries. I have tried this:
but I don't think that it is parsed correctly. Here is what I have when I run it: