artmsQuantification | R Documentation |
Relative quantification using MSstats including:
plots
quantifications (log2fc, pvalues, etc)
normalized abundance values
artmsQuantification(
yaml_config_file,
data_object = FALSE,
printPDF = TRUE,
printTables = TRUE,
display_msstats = FALSE,
return_results_object = FALSE,
verbose = TRUE
)
yaml_config_file |
(char, required) The yaml file name and location |
data_object |
(logical) flag to indicate whether the configuration file
is a string to a file that should be opened or config object (yaml).
Default is |
printPDF |
(logical) if |
printTables |
(logical) |
display_msstats |
(logical) if |
return_results_object |
(logical) Default is
|
verbose |
(logical) |
The relative quantification of the conditions and comparisons specified in the keys/contrast file resulting from running MSstats, in addition to quality control plots (if selected)
# Recommended
# artmsQuantification(yaml_config_file = "your-config-file.yaml")
# Example to test this function using the example dataset available in artMS
# Step 1: Add evidence, keys, and contrast to configuration object
artms_data_ph_config$files$evidence <- artms_data_ph_evidence
artms_data_ph_config$files$keys <- artms_data_ph_keys
artms_data_ph_config$files$contrasts <- artms_data_ph_contrast
# Step 2: Run the quantification step
quant_results <- artmsQuantification(yaml_config_file = artms_data_ph_config,
data_object = TRUE,
display_msstats = FALSE,
printPDF = FALSE,
printTables = FALSE)
# Check the list of data frames "quant_results". Nothing should be printed out.
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