Description Usage Details Source Examples
User information needed to build up an in-house database,
the external database for cross-checking mass spectra, and the final
database obtained with createSTDdbGC
for three chemical standards.
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Raw GC-MS data for the three standards, linalool, methyl salicylate
and ethyl hexanoate, are available in package metaMSdata. Manual
information required to build up an in-house database should be
presented in the form of a data.frame, an example of which is
stdInfo
. Presenting this information to createSTDdbGC
leads to processing of the raw data, and cross-checking with an
external database containing mass spectra. An excerpt of the NIST
database, containing only spectra for these three compounds, is
available in smallDB
. The final database that is then obtained
can be inspected in object DB
, which is a simple list of tags
and values. For use as a reference database, several of these fields
are mandatory. Currently these are Name
, monoMW
,
pspectrum
and std.rt
.
Georg Weingart
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length(smallDB)
data(threeStdsInfo)
stdInfo
data(threeStdsDB)
par(mfrow = c(3,1))
sapply(DB, function(x) plotPseudoSpectrum(x$pspectrum, main = x$Name))
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