NEWS
mspms 0.99
mspms 0.99.0
- Initial Bioconductor submission.
mspms 0.99.1
- Major edits to the structure of the package based on review.
Now utilizes QFeatures objects and MSCoreutils to perform data processing steps.
mspms 0.99.2
- Removed logo from vignette to pass Bioconductor build. Fixed bugs to
nterm_cleavages() and cterm_cleavages() that were causing problems when
n_residue != 4. Simplified the logic behind these functions and added extensive
testing to confirm that they work as expected with a range of peptide sequences.
Minor change to the plot_volcano() function allowing the user to specify a
padj threshold.
mspms 0.99.3
- Removed some redundant tests of the log2fc_t_test() function that took a long
time to perform and were causing timeouts on the Bioconductor build.
mspms 0.99.4
- Removed the cathepsin B-D data from the internal datasets and from extdata/
. This keeps the example run time down, as well as greatly reduces the
overall size of the package.
mspms 0.99.5
- Removed interactive heatmap from vignette to get rid of warning that vignette
size was too large. Minor changes to vignette aesthetics.
mspms 0.99.6
- Improved vignette according to review feedback. Added peptide length
calculation to row data.
mspms 0.99.7
- Added ability to remove dendrogram plotting from plot_heatmap(). This was
done because the dendrogram plotting feature in heatmaply is recursive and
uses a ton of memory which was problematic for the shiny instance.
mspms 0.99.8
- Added support for limma based statistics via limma_stats() function
mspms 1.1.0
- Added support for DIA-NN report.pr_matrix.tsv output.
mspms 1.1.1
- Fixed a bug where rownames in the QFeatures object could be misaligned due
to a mismatch in the order of colData compared to prepared_data. Fixed by
changing the order of the colData to be the order of the prepared data before
reading as a QFeatures object
mspms 1.3.1
- Improvements in response to reviewer comments after BMC Bioinformatics
submission.
- Added prepare_sage() to support results from Sage search engine.
- Refactored prepare_* functions to prevent unnecessary duplication of code.
- Refactored nterm_cleavage and cterm_cleavage to prevent unnecessary
duplication of code.
- Refactored code to reduce duplication in the check_* functions
- Fixed t-testing which was inadvertently performing t-tests on reverse log2
transformed values.