Package 'MSstatsBig'

Title: MSstats Preprocessing for Larger than Memory Data
Description: MSstats package provide tools for preprocessing, summarization and differential analysis of mass spectrometry (MS) proteomics data. Recently, some MS protocols enable acquisition of data sets that result in larger than memory quantitative data. MSstats functions are not able to process such data. MSstatsBig package provides additional converter functions that enable processing larger than memory data sets.
Authors: Mateusz Staniak [aut, cre], Devon Kohler [aut]
Maintainer: Mateusz Staniak <[email protected]>
License: Artistic-2.0
Version: 1.3.0
Built: 2024-09-28 02:57:13 UTC
Source: https://github.com/bioc/MSstatsBig

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Convert out-of-memory FragPipe files to MSstats format.

Description

Convert out-of-memory FragPipe files to MSstats format.

Usage

bigFragPipetoMSstatsFormat(
  input_file,
  output_file_name,
  backend,
  max_feature_count = 20,
  filter_unique_peptides = FALSE,
  aggregate_psms = FALSE,
  filter_few_obs = FALSE,
  remove_annotation = FALSE,
  connection = NULL
)

Arguments

input_file

name of the input text file in 10-column MSstats format.

output_file_name

name of an output file which will be saved after pre-processing

backend

"arrow" or "sparklyr". Option "sparklyr" requires a spark installation and connection to spark instance provided in the 'connection' parameter.

max_feature_count

maximum number of features per protein. Features will be selected based on highest average intensity.

filter_unique_peptides

If TRUE, shared peptides will be removed. Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

aggregate_psms

If TRUE, multiple measurements per PSM in a Run will be aggregated (by taking maximum value). Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

filter_few_obs

If TRUE, feature with less than 3 observations across runs will be removed. Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

remove_annotation

If TRUE, columns BioReplicate and Condition will be removed to reduce output file size. These will need to be added manually later before using dataProcess function. Only applicable to sparklyr backend.

connection

Connection to a spark instance created with the 'spark_connect' function from 'sparklyr' package.

Value

either arrow object or sparklyr table that can be optionally collected into memory by using dplyr::collect function.

Examples

converted_data <- bigFragPipetoMSstatsFormat(
  system.file("extdata", "fgexample.csv", package = "MSstatsBig"),
  "output_file.csv",
  backend = "arrow")
converted_data <- dplyr::collect(converted_data)
head(converted_data)

Convert out-of-memory Spectronaut files to MSstats format.

Description

Convert out-of-memory Spectronaut files to MSstats format.

Usage

bigSpectronauttoMSstatsFormat(
  input_file,
  output_file_name,
  backend,
  filter_by_excluded = FALSE,
  filter_by_identified = FALSE,
  filter_by_qvalue = TRUE,
  qvalue_cutoff = 0.01,
  max_feature_count = 20,
  filter_unique_peptides = FALSE,
  aggregate_psms = FALSE,
  filter_few_obs = FALSE,
  remove_annotation = FALSE,
  connection = NULL
)

Arguments

input_file

name of the input text file in 10-column MSstats format.

output_file_name

name of an output file which will be saved after pre-processing

backend

"arrow" or "sparklyr". Option "sparklyr" requires a spark installation and connection to spark instance provided in the 'connection' parameter.

filter_by_excluded

if TRUE, will filter by the 'F.ExcludedFromQuantification' column.

filter_by_identified

if TRUE, will filter by the 'EG.Identified' column.

filter_by_qvalue

if TRUE, will filter by EG.Qvalue and PG.Qvalue columns.

qvalue_cutoff

cutoff which will be used for q-value filtering.

max_feature_count

maximum number of features per protein. Features will be selected based on highest average intensity.

filter_unique_peptides

If TRUE, shared peptides will be removed. Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

aggregate_psms

If TRUE, multiple measurements per PSM in a Run will be aggregated (by taking maximum value). Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

filter_few_obs

If TRUE, feature with less than 3 observations across runs will be removed. Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

remove_annotation

If TRUE, columns BioReplicate and Condition will be removed to reduce output file size. These will need to be added manually later before using dataProcess function. Only applicable to sparklyr backend.

connection

Connection to a spark instance created with the 'spark_connect' function from 'sparklyr' package.

Value

either arrow object or sparklyr table that can be optionally collected into memory by using dplyr::collect function.

Examples

converted_data <- bigSpectronauttoMSstatsFormat(
  system.file("extdata", "spectronaut_input.csv", package = "MSstatsBig"),
  "output_file.csv",
  backend="arrow")
converted_data <- dplyr::collect(converted_data)
head(converted_data)

Merge annotation to output of MSstatsPreprocessBig

Description

Merge annotation to output of MSstatsPreprocessBig

Usage

MSstatsAddAnnotationBig(input, annotation)

Arguments

input

output of MSstatsPreprocessBig

annotation

run annotation

Value

table of 'input' and 'annotation' merged by Run column.

Examples

converted_data <- bigFragPipetoMSstatsFormat(
  system.file("extdata", "fgexample.csv", package = "MSstatsBig"),
  "output_file.csv",
  backend = "arrow")
converted_data <- dplyr::collect(converted_data)
head(converted_data)
# Change annotation as an example:
converted_data$Condition <- NULL
converted_data$BioReplicate <- NULL
annot <- data.frame(Run = unique(converted_data[["Run"]]))
annot$BioReplicate <- rep(1:53, times = 2)
annot$Condition <- rep(1:2, each = 53)
head(MSstatsAddAnnotationBig(converted_data, annot))

General converter for larger-than-memory csv files in MSstats format 10-column format

Description

General converter for larger-than-memory csv files in MSstats format 10-column format

Usage

MSstatsPreprocessBig(
  input_file,
  output_file_name,
  backend,
  max_feature_count = 20,
  filter_unique_peptides = FALSE,
  aggregate_psms = FALSE,
  filter_few_obs = FALSE,
  remove_annotation = FALSE,
  connection = NULL
)

Arguments

input_file

name of the input text file in 10-column MSstats format.

output_file_name

name of an output file which will be saved after pre-processing

backend

"arrow" or "sparklyr". Option "sparklyr" requires a spark installation and connection to spark instance provided in the 'connection' parameter.

max_feature_count

maximum number of features per protein. Features will be selected based on highest average intensity.

filter_unique_peptides

If TRUE, shared peptides will be removed. Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

aggregate_psms

If TRUE, multiple measurements per PSM in a Run will be aggregated (by taking maximum value). Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

filter_few_obs

If TRUE, feature with less than 3 observations across runs will be removed. Please refer to the 'Details' section for additional information.

remove_annotation

If TRUE, columns BioReplicate and Condition will be removed to reduce output file size. These will need to be added manually later before using dataProcess function. Only applicable to sparklyr backend.

connection

Connection to a spark instance created with the 'spark_connect' function from 'sparklyr' package.

Details

Filtering and aggregation may be very time consuming and the ability to perform them in a given R session depends on available memory, settings of external packages, etc. Hence, all value of related parameters ('filter_unique_peptides', 'aggregate_psms', 'filter_few_obs') are set to FALSE by default and only feature selection is performed, which saves both computation time and memory. Appropriately configured spark backend provides the most consistent way to perform these operations.

Value

either arrow object or sparklyr table that can be optionally collected into memory by using dplyr::collect function.

Examples

converted_data <- bigFragPipetoMSstatsFormat(
  system.file("extdata", "fgexample.csv", package = "MSstatsBig"),
  "tencol_format.csv",
  backend="arrow")
procd <- MSstatsPreprocessBig("tencol_format.csv", "proc_out.csv", backend = "arrow")
head(dplyr::collect(procd))