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stanstrup avatar stanstrup commented on August 16, 2024 1

No objections

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stanstrup avatar stanstrup commented on August 16, 2024

Unsure what kind of things go here exactly.

  • cas
  • local_identifier
  • mslevel
  • manufacturer
  • ionmode
  • precursormz

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michaelwitting avatar michaelwitting commented on August 16, 2024
  • formula formula
  • adduct adduct

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michaelwitting avatar michaelwitting commented on August 16, 2024

Once we agreed on a format, I would like to refactor this in MsBackendMassbank, so they spectra can be directly used without any reformatting

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jorainer avatar jorainer commented on August 16, 2024

I would suggest to always use the default for the core spectra variables (see the list of variables in the General description of the Spectra vignette. Thus I would use:

  • msLevel instead of mslevel.
  • precursorMz instead of precursormz.
  • polarity instead of ionmode (if you mean that @stanstrup )

(note my lack of consistency here - sorry for that :( )

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michaelwitting avatar michaelwitting commented on August 16, 2024

To summarize so far.
We have the spectra core variables:

  • acquisitionNum
  • centroided
  • collisionEnergy
  • dataOrigin
  • dataStorage
  • intensity
  • isolationWindowLowerMz
  • isolationWindowTargetMz
  • isolationWindowUpperMz
  • msLevel
  • mz
  • polarity
  • precScanNum
  • precursorCharge
  • precursorIntensity
  • precursorMz
  • rtime
  • scanIndex
  • smoothed

And our "library" variables (plus a few more suggestion from my side)

  • name (required)
  • exactmass (required)
  • adduct (required)
  • formula (required)
  • splash (required)
  • inchi (optional)
  • inchikey (optional)
  • smiles (optional)
  • cas (optional)
  • localidentifier (optional)

In case of lipids we often don' have the exact structure, therefore I would like to have inchi, inchikey, smiles optional.

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jorainer avatar jorainer commented on August 16, 2024

OK, this means I should update/change the code in CompoundDb to use these new column names, right?

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michaelwitting avatar michaelwitting commented on August 16, 2024

I would guess so... If there are no objections from @stanstrup ?

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