Package 'Pirat' reference manual

Title:	Precursor or Peptide Imputation under Random Truncation
Description:	Pirat enables the imputation of missing values (either MNARs or MCARs) in bottom-up LC-MS/MS proteomics data using a penalized maximum likelihood strategy. It does not require any parameter tuning, it models the instrument censorship from the data available. It accounts for sibling peptides correlations and it can leverage complementary transcriptomics measurements.
Authors:	Lucas Etourneau [aut], Laura Fancello [aut], Samuel Wieczorek [cre, aut] , Nelle Varoquaux [aut], Thomas Burger [aut]
Maintainer:	Samuel Wieczorek <[email protected]>
License:	GPL-2
Version:	0.99.26
Built:	2024-07-12 03:07:57 UTC
Source:	https://github.com/bioc/Pirat

Creates a BasiliskEnvironment class

Description

Please refer to the package 'basilisk'.

Usage

envPirat
envPirat

Format

An object of class BasiliskEnvironment of length 1.

Value

An instance of the class 'BasiliskEnvironment'

Estimate missingness parameters Gamma

Description

Estimate missingness parameters Gamma

Usage

estimate_gamma(pep.ab.table, mcar = FALSE)
estimate_gamma(pep.ab.table, mcar = FALSE)

Arguments

`pep.ab.table`	The peptide or precrursor abundance matrix, with molecules in columns and samples in row.
`mcar`	If TRUE, forces gamma_1 = 0.

Value

A list of the containing missingness parameters gamma_0 and gamma_1.

Examples

data(subbouyssie)
estimate_gamma(subbouyssie$peptides_ab)

data(subbouyssie)
estimate_gamma(subbouyssie$peptides_ab)

Estimate psi and degrees of freedom

Description

Estimate the inverse-gamma parameters from the distribution of observed peptide variances in an abundance table.

Usage

estimate_psi_df(pep.ab.table)
estimate_psi_df(pep.ab.table)

Arguments

pep.ab.table

The peptide or precursor abundance matrix, with molecules in columns and samples in row (can contain missing values).

Value

List containing estimated fitted hyperparameters df (degrees of freedom) and psi (inverse scale).

Examples

data(subbouyssie)
obj <- subbouyssie
# Keep only fully observed peptides
obs2NApep <- obj$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(obj$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)


data(subbouyssie)
obj <- subbouyssie
# Keep only fully observed peptides
obs2NApep <- obj$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(obj$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)

Indexes of PGs embedded in each others

Description

Returns indexes of PGs that are embedded in others

Usage

get_indexes_embedded_prots(adj)
get_indexes_embedded_prots(adj)

Arguments

adj

An adjacency matrix between precursors/peptides and PGs

Value

A vector of indices

Examples

data(subbouyssie)
get_indexes_embedded_prots(subbouyssie$adj)

data(subbouyssie)
get_indexes_embedded_prots(subbouyssie$adj)

Impute each PG.

Description

Imputes each PG separately and return the results for each PG.

Usage

impute_block_llk_reset(
  data.pep.rna.crop,
  psi,
  pep_ab_or = NULL,
  df = 1,
  nu_factor = 2,
  max_pg_size = NULL,
  min.pg.size2imp = 1,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)
impute_block_llk_reset(
  data.pep.rna.crop,
  psi,
  pep_ab_or = NULL,
  df = 1,
  nu_factor = 2,
  max_pg_size = NULL,
  min.pg.size2imp = 1,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

`data.pep.rna.crop`	A list representing dataset
`psi`	Inverse scale parameter for IW prior of peptides abundances
`pep_ab_or`	In case we impute a dataset with pseudo-MVS, we can provide the ground truth abundance table, such that imputation will by done only for pseudo-MVs. This will accelerate imputation algorithm.
`df`	Estimate degree of freedom of the IG distribution fitted on observed variance.
`nu_factor`	Multiplication factor on degree of freedom. 2 by default.
`max_pg_size`	Maximum PGs size authorized for imputation. PG size is plitted if its size is above this threshold.
`min.pg.size2imp`	Minimum PG size to impute after splitting. PGs for which size is greater are not imputed. Should be lower than max_pg_size to have effect.
`verbose`	A boolean (FALSE as default) which indicates whether to display more details on the process
`...`	Additional arguments

Value

A list containing imputation results for each PG, the execution time, and adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs corresponding to the imputed PGs.

Examples

Py_impute_block_llk_reset <- function(data.pep.rna.mis, psi) { 
proc <- basilisk::basiliskStart(envPirat)

func <- basilisk::basiliskRun(proc, 
    fun = function(arg1, arg2) {
        
        imputed_pgs <- Pirat::impute_block_llk_reset(arg1, arg2)
        imputed_pgs 
    }, arg1 = data.pep.rna.mis, arg2 = psi)

basilisk::basiliskStop(proc)
func
}

data(subbouyssie)
obs2NApep <- subbouyssie$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(subbouyssie$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
res_hyperparam <- estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)
psi <- res_hyperparam$psi
Py_impute_block_llk_reset(subbouyssie, psi)

Py_impute_block_llk_reset <- function(data.pep.rna.mis, psi) { 
proc <- basilisk::basiliskStart(envPirat)

func <- basilisk::basiliskRun(proc, 
    fun = function(arg1, arg2) {
        
        imputed_pgs <- Pirat::impute_block_llk_reset(arg1, arg2)
        imputed_pgs 
    }, arg1 = data.pep.rna.mis, arg2 = psi)

basilisk::basiliskStop(proc)
func
}

data(subbouyssie)
obs2NApep <- subbouyssie$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(subbouyssie$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
res_hyperparam <- estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)
psi <- res_hyperparam$psi
Py_impute_block_llk_reset(subbouyssie, psi)

Impute each PG.

Description

Imputes each PG separately accounting for transcriptomic dataset and returns the results for each PG.

Usage

impute_block_llk_reset_PG(
  data.pep.rna.crop,
  psi,
  psi_rna,
  rna.cond.mask,
  pep.cond.mask,
  pep_ab_or = NULL,
  df = 2,
  nu_factor = 1,
  max_pg_size = NULL,
  max.pg.size2imp = 1,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)
impute_block_llk_reset_PG(
  data.pep.rna.crop,
  psi,
  psi_rna,
  rna.cond.mask,
  pep.cond.mask,
  pep_ab_or = NULL,
  df = 2,
  nu_factor = 1,
  max_pg_size = NULL,
  max.pg.size2imp = 1,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

`data.pep.rna.crop`	A list representing dataset, with mRNA normalized counts and mRNA/PGs adjacecy table.
`psi`	Inverse scale parameter for IW prior of peptides abundances
`psi_rna`	Inverse scale parameter for IW prior of mRNA abundances
`rna.cond.mask`	Vector of size equal to the number of samples in mRNA abundance table, containing indices of conditions of each sample.
`pep.cond.mask`	Vector of size equal to the number of samples in peptide abundance table, containing indices of conditions of each sample.
`pep_ab_or`	In case we impute a dataset with pseudo-MVS, we can provide the ground truth abundance table, such that imputation will by done only for pseudo-MVs. This will accelerate imputation algorithm.
`df`	Estimate degree of freedom of the IG distribution fitted on observed variance.
`nu_factor`	Multiplication factor on degree of freedom. 2 by default.
`max_pg_size`	Maximum PGs size authorized for imputation. PG size is plitted if its size is above this threshold.
`max.pg.size2imp`	Maximum PG size to impute after splitting. PGs for which size is greater are not imputed. Should be lower than max_pg_size to have effect.
`verbose`	A boolean (FALSE as default) which indicates whether to display more details ont the process
`...`	Additional parameters

Value

A list containing imputation results for each PG, the execution time, and adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs corresponding to the imputed PGs.

Examples

Py_impute_block_llk_reset_PG <- function(data.pep.rna.crop, ...) { 
proc <- basilisk::basiliskStart(envPirat)

func <- basilisk::basiliskRun(proc, 
    fun = function(arg1, ...) {
        Pirat::impute_block_llk_reset_PG(arg1, ...)
    }, arg1 = data.pep.rna.crop, ...)
basilisk::basiliskStop(proc)
func
}

data(subropers)
obj <- subropers
# Keep only fully observed peptides
obs2NApep <- obj$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(obj$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
res_hyperparam_pep = estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)
psi_pep <- res_hyperparam_pep$psi
obs2NArna <- obj$rnas_ab[ ,colSums(obj$rnas_ab == 0) <= 0]
res_hyperparam_rna = estimate_psi_df(obs2NArna)
psi_rna <- res_hyperparam_rna$psi
# paired proteomic transcriptomic setting
cond_mask <- seq(nrow(obj$peptides_ab)) 
imputed_pgs <- Py_impute_block_llk_reset_PG(
    data.pep.rna.crop = obj, 
    psi = psi_pep, 
    psi_rna = psi_rna, 
    rna.cond.mask = cond_mask, 
    pep.cond.mask = cond_mask)


Py_impute_block_llk_reset_PG <- function(data.pep.rna.crop, ...) { 
proc <- basilisk::basiliskStart(envPirat)

func <- basilisk::basiliskRun(proc, 
    fun = function(arg1, ...) {
        Pirat::impute_block_llk_reset_PG(arg1, ...)
    }, arg1 = data.pep.rna.crop, ...)
basilisk::basiliskStop(proc)
func
}

data(subropers)
obj <- subropers
# Keep only fully observed peptides
obs2NApep <- obj$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(obj$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
res_hyperparam_pep = estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)
psi_pep <- res_hyperparam_pep$psi
obs2NArna <- obj$rnas_ab[ ,colSums(obj$rnas_ab == 0) <= 0]
res_hyperparam_rna = estimate_psi_df(obs2NArna)
psi_rna <- res_hyperparam_rna$psi
# paired proteomic transcriptomic setting
cond_mask <- seq(nrow(obj$peptides_ab)) 
imputed_pgs <- Py_impute_block_llk_reset_PG(
    data.pep.rna.crop = obj, 
    psi = psi_pep, 
    psi_rna = psi_rna, 
    rna.cond.mask = cond_mask, 
    pep.cond.mask = cond_mask)

Impute abundance table from PGs results

Description

From imputation results in each PG and the associate adjacency peptide/PG matrix,imputes the original abundance table. .

Usage

impute_from_blocks(logs.blocks, data.pep.rna, idx_blocks = NULL)
impute_from_blocks(logs.blocks, data.pep.rna, idx_blocks = NULL)

Arguments

`logs.blocks`	List of PGs imputation results, that also contains related peptide/PGs adjacency matrix.
`data.pep.rna`	List representing the dataset not yet imputed
`idx_blocks`	Indices of PGs for which imputation results should be integrated

Value

The original peptide abundance table with imputed values.

Examples

Py_impute_block_llk_reset <- function(data.pep.rna.mis, psi) { 
proc <- basilisk::basiliskStart(envPirat)

func <- basilisk::basiliskRun(proc, 
    fun = function(arg1, arg2) {
        
        imputed_pgs <- Pirat::impute_block_llk_reset(arg1, arg2)
        imputed_pgs 
    }, arg1 = data.pep.rna.mis, arg2 = psi)

basilisk::basiliskStop(proc)
func
}


data(subbouyssie)
obj <- subbouyssie
# Keep only fully observed peptides
obs2NApep <- obj$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(obj$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
res_hyperparam <- estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)
psi <- res_hyperparam$psi
imputed_pgs <- Py_impute_block_llk_reset(obj, psi)
impute_from_blocks(imputed_pgs, obj)


Py_impute_block_llk_reset <- function(data.pep.rna.mis, psi) { 
proc <- basilisk::basiliskStart(envPirat)

func <- basilisk::basiliskRun(proc, 
    fun = function(arg1, arg2) {
        
        imputed_pgs <- Pirat::impute_block_llk_reset(arg1, arg2)
        imputed_pgs 
    }, arg1 = data.pep.rna.mis, arg2 = psi)

basilisk::basiliskStop(proc)
func
}


data(subbouyssie)
obj <- subbouyssie
# Keep only fully observed peptides
obs2NApep <- obj$peptides_ab[ ,colSums(is.na(obj$peptides_ab)) <= 0] 
res_hyperparam <- estimate_psi_df(obs2NApep)
psi <- res_hyperparam$psi
imputed_pgs <- Py_impute_block_llk_reset(obj, psi)
impute_from_blocks(imputed_pgs, obj)

Install python environment for Pirat

Description

This function may be run only once and use the package 'basilisk' to install the Python environment needed to run the imputation functions in the package 'Pirat'

Usage

install_Pirat_env()
install_Pirat_env()

Value

A list of names of objects exposed in each module.

Author(s)

Samuel Wieczorek

Examples

install_Pirat_env()

install_Pirat_env()

Imputation pipeline of Pirat. First, it creates PGs. Then, it estimates parameters of the penalty term (that amounts to an inverse-Wishart prior). Second, it estimates the missingness mechanism parameters. Finally, it imputes the peptide/precursor-level dataset with desired extension.

Usage

my_pipeline_llkimpute(data.pep.rna.mis, ...)

pipeline_llkimpute(
  data.pep.rna.mis,
  pep.ab.comp = NULL,
  alpha.factor = 2,
  rna.cond.mask = NULL,
  pep.cond.mask = NULL,
  extension = c("base", "2", "T", "S"),
  mcar = FALSE,
  degenerated = FALSE,
  max.pg.size.pirat.t = 1,
  verbose = FALSE
)
my_pipeline_llkimpute(data.pep.rna.mis, ...)

pipeline_llkimpute(
  data.pep.rna.mis,
  pep.ab.comp = NULL,
  alpha.factor = 2,
  rna.cond.mask = NULL,
  pep.cond.mask = NULL,
  extension = c("base", "2", "T", "S"),
  mcar = FALSE,
  degenerated = FALSE,
  max.pg.size.pirat.t = 1,
  verbose = FALSE
)

Arguments

`data.pep.rna.mis`	Parameter 'data.pep.rna.mis' of the function 'pipeline_llkimpute()'
`...`	Additional parameters for the function 'pipeline_llkimpute()'
`pep.ab.comp`	The pseudo-complete peptide or precursor abundance matrix, with samples in row and peptides or precursors in column. Useful only in mask-and-impute experiments, if one wants to impute solely peptides containing pseudo-MVs.
`alpha.factor`	Factor that multiplies the parameter alpha of the penalty described in the original paper.
`rna.cond.mask`	Vector of indexes representing conditions of samples of mRNA table, only mandatory if extension == "T". For paired proteomic and transcriptomic tables, should be c(1:n_samples).
`pep.cond.mask`	Vector of indexes representing conditions of samples of mRNA table, only mandatory if extension == "T". For paired proteomic and transcriptomic tables, should be c(1:n_samples).
`extension`	If NULL (default), classical Pirat is applied. If "2", only imputes PGs containing at least 2 peptides or precursors, and remaining peptides are left unchanged. If "S", Pirat-S is applied, considering sample-wise correlations only for singleton PGs. It "T", Pirat-T is applied, thus requiring rnas_ab and adj_rna_pg in list data.pep.rna.mis, as well as non-NULL rna.cond.mask and pep.cond.mask. Also, the maximum size of PGs for which transcriptomic data can be used is controlled with max.pg.size.pirat.t.
`mcar`	If TRUE, forces gamma_1 = 0, thus no MNAR mechanism is considered.
`degenerated`	If TRUE, applies Pirat-Degenerated (i.e. its univariate alternative) as described in original paper. Should not be TRUE unless for experimental purposes.
`max.pg.size.pirat.t`	When extension == "T", the maximum PG size for which transcriptomic information is used for imputation.
`verbose`	A boolean (FALSE as default) which indicates whether to display more details on the process

Value

The imputed **data.pep.rna.mis$peptides_ab** table.

Examples

# Pirat classical mode
data(subbouyssie)
myResult <- my_pipeline_llkimpute(subbouyssie)

# Pirat with transcriptomic integration for singleton PGs
data(subropers)
nsamples = nrow(subropers$peptides_ab)
myResult <- my_pipeline_llkimpute(subropers, 
extension = "T",
rna.cond.mask = seq(nsamples), 
pep.cond.mask = seq(nsamples),
max.pg.size.pirat.t = 1)

## Not run: 
myResult <- pipeline_llkimpute(subbouyssie)

## End(Not run)
# Pirat classical mode
data(subbouyssie)
myResult <- my_pipeline_llkimpute(subbouyssie)

# Pirat with transcriptomic integration for singleton PGs
data(subropers)
nsamples = nrow(subropers$peptides_ab)
myResult <- my_pipeline_llkimpute(subropers, 
extension = "T",
rna.cond.mask = seq(nsamples), 
pep.cond.mask = seq(nsamples),
max.pg.size.pirat.t = 1)

## Not run: 
myResult <- pipeline_llkimpute(subbouyssie)

## End(Not run)

COnvert Pirat dataset to SummarizedExperiment

Description

This function converts the original dataset structure into a SummarizedExperiment .

Usage

pirat2SE(peptides_ab, adj, mask_prot_diff = NULL, mask_pep_diff = NULL)
pirat2SE(peptides_ab, adj, mask_prot_diff = NULL, mask_pep_diff = NULL)

Arguments

`peptides_ab`	the peptide or precursor abundance matrix to impute, with samples in row and peptides or precursors in column;
`adj`	a n_peptide x n_protein adjacency matrix between peptides and proteins containing 0 and 1, or TRUE and FALSE. Can contain: rnas_ab, the mRNA normalized count matrix, with samples in row and mRNAs in column; adj_rna_pg, a n_mrna x n_protein adjacency matrix n_mrna and proteins containing 0 and 1, or TRUE and FALSE;
`mask_prot_diff`	(Optional) boolean vector of size equal to the number of proteins, indicating whether proteins are ground truth differentially abundant (typically in spike-in benchmark datasets).
`mask_pep_diff`	(Optional) boolean vector of size equal to the number of peptides, indicating whether peptides are ground truth differentially abundant (typically in spike-in benchmark datasets).

Value

An instance of the class 'SummarizedExperiment'

Examples

data(subbouyssie)
peptides_ab <- subbouyssie$peptides_ab
adj <- subbouyssie$adj
mask_prot_diff <- subbouyssie$mask_prot_diff
mask_pep_diff <- subbouyssie$mask_pep_diff
obj <- pirat2SE(peptides_ab, adj, mask_prot_diff, mask_pep_diff )
obj

data(subbouyssie)
peptides_ab <- subbouyssie$peptides_ab
adj <- subbouyssie$adj
mask_prot_diff <- subbouyssie$mask_prot_diff
mask_pep_diff <- subbouyssie$mask_pep_diff
obj <- pirat2SE(peptides_ab, adj, mask_prot_diff, mask_pep_diff )
obj

Empirical density of peptide correlations

Description

Plot empirical densities of correlations between peptides within PG and at random, estimated by gaussian kernel. Note that only correlations between fully observed peptides are considered here.

Usage

plot_pep_correlations(pep.data, titlename = NULL, xlabel = "Correlations")
plot_pep_correlations(pep.data, titlename = NULL, xlabel = "Correlations")

Arguments

`pep.data`	List representing dataset
`titlename`	Title of the graph displayed
`xlabel`	Label of x-axis

Value

The ggplot2 graph

Examples

data(subbouyssie)
plot_pep_correlations(subbouyssie, 'test')

data(subbouyssie)
plot_pep_correlations(subbouyssie, 'test')

Plot 2 histograms

Description

Plot 2 histograms on the same graph.

Usage

plot2hists(
  d1,
  d2,
  name1 = "name1",
  name2 = "name2",
  titlename = "myTitle",
  xlab = "",
  freq = TRUE
)
plot2hists(
  d1,
  d2,
  name1 = "name1",
  name2 = "name2",
  titlename = "myTitle",
  xlab = "",
  freq = TRUE
)

Arguments

`d1`	vector of values for the first histogram
`d2`	vector of values for the first histogram
`name1`	Label for first histogram
`name2`	Label for 2nd histogram
`titlename`	Title of figure
`xlab`	X-axis label
`freq`	If True, bins heights correspond to raw counts, otherwise bins are normalized.

Value

A plot

Examples

v1 <- 1:10
v2 <- 5:25
plot2hists(v1, v2)

v1 <- 1:10
v2 <- 5:25
plot2hists(v1, v2)

Remove PGs by index and merge

Description

Remove PG by index and merge transcripts (if transcriptomic information is available) of PG included in one another (under condition that they have peptide). Then it removes transcripts without PG. Do not remove peptides that are left without PG.

Usage

rm_pg_from_idx_merge_pg(l_pep_rna, pg_idx)
rm_pg_from_idx_merge_pg(l_pep_rna, pg_idx)

Arguments

`l_pep_rna`	A list representing dataset, formatted as in pipeline_llkimpute function
`pg_idx`	Vector of indices

Value

A list representing dataset.

Examples

data(ropers)
idxs_emb_prot = get_indexes_embedded_prots(ropers$adj)
ropers_wo_emb_prot = rm_pg_from_idx_merge_pg(ropers, idxs_emb_prot)

data(ropers)
idxs_emb_prot = get_indexes_embedded_prots(ropers$adj)
ropers_wo_emb_prot = rm_pg_from_idx_merge_pg(ropers, idxs_emb_prot)

Ropers dataset

Description

This dataset corresponds to 'Ropers2021' dataset, described in Pirat article.

Format

A list containing: - peptides_ab: numeric matrix of precrusors log2 abundances. - adj: adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs - rnas_ab: numeric matrix of gene expression log2 counts from mRNA analysis. - adj_rna_pg: adjacency matrix between genes and PGs

Value

A dataset

References

Ropers, D., Couté, Y., Faure, L., Ferré, S., Labourdette, D., Shabani, A., Trouilh, L., Vasseur, P., Corre, G., Ferro, M., Teste, M. A., Geiselmann, J., & de Jong, H. (2021). Multiomics Study of Bacterial Growth Arrest in a Synthetic Biology Application. ACS Synthetic Biology, 10(11), 2910–2926. https://doi.org/10.1021/ACSSYNBIO.1C00115/SUPPL_FILE/SB1C00115_SI_010.ZIP

Split too large PGs

Description

Randomly splits PGs with too many peptides/precursors, while keeping other PGs untouched. The new PGs created all have size equal to size max. Hence, some peptides can be duplicated in the new PGs created.

Usage

split_large_pg(adj, size_max)
split_large_pg(adj, size_max)

Arguments

`adj`	Adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs.
`size_max`	Maximum PG size desired.

Value

New adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs.

Examples

data(subbouyssie)
split.obj <- split_large_pg(subbouyssie$adj, 5)

data(subbouyssie)
split.obj <- split_large_pg(subbouyssie$adj, 5)

Splits too large PGs in proteogenomics context

Description

Randomly splits PGs with too many peptides/precursors, while keeping other PGs untouched, and adapts adjacency matrix between mRNA and PGs accordingly. The new PGs created all have size equal to size_max (including peptides and mRNAs). Hence, some peptides and mRNA can be duplicated in the new PGs.

Usage

split_large_pg_PG(adj, size_max, adj_rna_pg)
split_large_pg_PG(adj, size_max, adj_rna_pg)

Arguments

`adj`	Adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs.
`size_max`	Maximum PG size desired.
`adj_rna_pg`	Adjacency matrix between mRNA and PGs.

Value

List containing new adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs, and new adjacency matrix between mRNA and PGs.

Examples

data(subropers)
split.obj <- split_large_pg_PG(subropers$adj, 5, subropers$adj_rna_pg)

data(subropers)
split.obj <- split_large_pg_PG(subropers$adj, 5, subropers$adj_rna_pg)

Sub-Bouyssie dataset

Description

This dataset is extracted from the original 'Bouyssie2020' dataset mentionned in Pirat article, where only 5 PGs were randomly selected.

Format

A list containing: - peptides_ab: numeric matrix of peptide (or precrusors) log2 abundances. - adj: adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs.

Value

A dataset

References

Bouyssié, D., Hesse, A. M., Mouton-Barbosa, E., Rompais, M., MacRon, C., Carapito, C., Gonzalez De Peredo, A., Couté, Y., Dupierris, V., Burel, A., Menetrey, J. P., Kalaitzakis, A., Poisat, J., Romdhani, A., Burlet-Schiltz, O., Cianférani, S., Garin, J., & Bruley, C. (2020). Proline: an efficient and user-friendly software suite for large-scale proteomics. Bioinformatics, 36(10), 3148–3155. https://doi.org/10.1093/BIOINFORMATICS/BTAA118

Sub-Ropers dataset

Description

This dataset is extracted from the original 'Ropers2021' dataset described in Pirat article, where only 10 PGs were randomly selected.

Format

A list containing: - peptides_ab: numeric matrix of peptide (or precrusors) log2 abundances. - adj: adjacency matrix between peptides and PGs - rnas_ab: numeric matrix of gene expression log2 counts from mRNA analysis. - adj_rna_pg: adjacency matrix between genes and PGs

Value

A dataset

References

Imputation method using SummarizedExperiment dataset

Description

This function imputes data from an instance of the SummarizedExperiment structure data. After a conversion step, it calls the function 'my_pipeline_llkimpute'.

Usage

wrapper_pipeline_llkimpute(se, ...)
wrapper_pipeline_llkimpute(se, ...)

Arguments

`se`	An instance of the class SummarizedExperiment
`...`	Additional arguments to pass to 'my_pipeline_llkimpute()'

Value

See my_pipeline_llkimpute() function

Examples

data(subbouyssie)
obj <- pirat2SE(subbouyssie$peptides_ab, subbouyssie$adj, 
subbouyssie$mask_prot_diff, subbouyssie$mask_pep_diff )
res <- wrapper_pipeline_llkimpute(obj)

data(subbouyssie)
obj <- pirat2SE(subbouyssie$peptides_ab, subbouyssie$adj, 
subbouyssie$mask_prot_diff, subbouyssie$mask_pep_diff )
res <- wrapper_pipeline_llkimpute(obj)

Package 'Pirat'

Help Index

Creates a BasiliskEnvironment class

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Estimate missingness parameters Gamma

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Estimate psi and degrees of freedom

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Indexes of PGs embedded in each others

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Impute each PG.

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Impute each PG.

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Impute abundance table from PGs results

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Install python environment for Pirat

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Pirat imputation function

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COnvert Pirat dataset to SummarizedExperiment

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Empirical density of peptide correlations

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Plot 2 histograms

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Remove PGs by index and merge

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