View source: R/GC-MS functions.R
MassHunter_id_Summary | R Documentation |
This is a function to process the AMDIS_report.txt file. specify a in-house library or a subset of NIST library to find the most intense quantification ion within the GC-MS experiment m/z range. The script will invoke selection windows to let the user specify the files location.
MassHunter_id_Summary(
workdir = NULL,
MS.L = NULL,
MassHunter.report = NULL,
File.name = "Summary Report.csv",
MsLibrary = c("NIST", "InHouse"),
Ret.Time.Filter = 2.5,
RT.shift.limt = 60,
mz_L = 38,
mz_U = 550,
generate_rt_shift_graph = F,
generate_rt_shift_graphs = F,
RTcorrection = F
)
workdir |
locate the working Dir |
MS.L |
specify the library file |
MsLibrary |
specify the library file origin, could be "NIST" or "InHouse" |
Ret.Time.Filter |
set the retetion time filter window around the expected retention time (in +/-min). |
RT.shift.limt |
set a threshole in seconds to define a molecule have |
mz_L |
lower mz limit for quantification ion selection |
mz_U |
upper mz limit for quantification ion selection |
generate_rt_shift_graph |
Set TRUE to generate the retetion time shift plots for each molecules that have retention time discrepencies greater than the |
RTcorrection |
Set TRUE to enable a retention time correction before multiple peaks resolving |
amdis.report |
specify the identification report file |
None
MassHunter_id_Summary()
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