Closed yuz2011 closed 1 year ago
Hi Yu,
This might sometimes happen when the predicted spectra of peptides have <4 fragments with >5% relative intensity. We have a simple rule to make sure the predicted spectra have relatively higher quality: all fragments should have relative intensity >5%; and each peptide should have at least 4 fragments after the previous filtering. Currently we don't have explicit parameters to control this behavior. If you want all results to be reported, please consider modify these numbers:
./deep_phospho/proteomics_utils/gen_dp_lib.py
line 71
, change this <= 5
to <= 1
or <= 0
will make the exclusion of fragments with only relative intensity < 1% or no exclusionline 83
, change this >= 4
to >= 3
will make the minimum number of fragments per precursor from 4 to 3Best, Ronghui
Thank you very much for you reply. That helps a lot.
Best, Yu
Hi, I use Launch_DeepPhospho_Desktop.cmd to test my dataset. The input contains more "charge/peptide" than output. It seems that some "charge/peptide" can not be predicted depending on the model used. Do you know why? Thank you very much!
config.png contains the parameters used. miss.txt contains some missing phosphopeptides after processing by DeepPhospho.
Best, Yu
miss.txt