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tsLib-class: Class for representing a reference library

Description

This is a class representation of a reference library.

Arguments

Objects from the Class

Objects can be created by the function ImportLibrary.

Slots

Name:
"character", the metabolite or analyte names.
RI:
"numeric", the expected retention time indices (RI) of the metabolites/analytes.
medRI:
"numeric", the median RI calculated from the samples.
RIdev:
"matrix", the RI deviation windows, k = 1,2,3. A three column matrix
selMass:
"list", every component is a numeric vector containing the selective masses.
topMass:
"list", every component is a numeric vector containing the top masses.
quantMass:
"numeric", the mass used for quantification.
libData:
"data.frame", additional library information.
spectra:
"list", the metabolite spectra. Each component is a two column matrix: m/z and intensity.

Methods

[
signature(x = "tsLib"): Selects a subset of metabolites from the library.
$name
signature(x = "tsLib"): Access column name of libData slot.
libId
signature(obj = "tsLib"): Returns a vector of indices.
length
signature(x = "tsLib"): returns the length of the library. i.e., number of metabolites.
libData
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets/sets the libData slot.
libName
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the Name slot.
libRI
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the RI slot.
medRI
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the medRI slot.
refLib
signature(obj = "tsLib"): Low level method to create a matrix representation of the library.
RIdev
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the RI deviations.
RIdev<-
signature(obj = "tsLib"): sets the RI deviations.
quantMass
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the quantification mass.
quantMass<-
signature(obj = "tsLib"): sets the quantification mass.
selMass
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the selective masses.
show
signature(object = "tsLib"): show method.
spectra
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the spectra.
topMass
signature(obj = "tsLib"): gets the top masses.

See Also

ImportLibrary

Examples

Run this code
showClass("tsLib")

# define some metabolite names
libNames   <- c("Metab1", "Metab2", "Metab3")
# the expected retention index
RI         <- c(100,200,300)
# selective masses to search for. A list of vectors.
selMasses  <- list(c(95,204,361), c(87,116,190), c(158,201,219))
# define the retention time windows to look for the given selective masses.
RIdev      <- matrix(rep(c(10,5,2), length(libNames)), ncol = 3, byrow = TRUE)
# Set the mass spectra. A list object of two-column matrices, or set to 
# an empty list if the spectra is not available
spectra    <- list()
# some extra information about the library
libData    <- data.frame(Name = libNames, Lib_RI = RI)
# create a reference library object
refLibrary <- new("tsLib", Name = libNames, RI = RI, medRI = RI, RIdev = RIdev,
			selMass = selMasses, topMass = selMasses, spectra = spectra, libData = libData) 

# get the metabolite names
libName(refLibrary)
# set new names
libName(refLibrary) <- c("Metab01", "Metab02", "Metab03")

# get the expected retention times
libRI(refLibrary)
# set the retention time index for metabolite 3 to 310 seconds
libRI(refLibrary)[3] <- 310
# change the seleccion and top masses of metabolite 3
selMass(refLibrary)[[3]] <- c(158,201,219,220,323)
topMass(refLibrary)[[3]] <- c(158,201,219,220,323)
# change the retention time deviations
RIdev(refLibrary)[3,] <- c(8,4,1)

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