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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:
XIC generated from 20230525_QCN1_001_03.raw consisting of 1454 data points.
Filter : ms
m/z : 259.0925
m/z obs: 259.0889
RT obs: 12.4 min
Tolerance : 10 ppm
RT : 0.001045075 - 41.0016 min
[1] 159020992
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!
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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.
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!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: