Class: MS::Fragmenter
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: TableEntry
Constant Summary collapse
- Ion_Defaults =
{:b => true, :y => true}
- Defaults =
{:charge_states => true, :avg => false}
Constants included from MS
AvgResidueMasses, CTerm, IonTypeMassDelta, MonoResidueMasses, NTerm, Proton
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#list ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute list.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#calculate_fragments(sequence) ⇒ Object
set_options.
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#fragment(pep_seq, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Options may include a list of fragment classes as symbols (i.e. :b, :y).
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#generate_fragment_masses(sequence) ⇒ Object
Returns the TableEntry object which should be easy to use for table generation.
- #graph(list = nil) ⇒ Object
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#initialize(opts = {}, ion_opts = {}) ⇒ Fragmenter
constructor
A new instance of Fragmenter.
- #set_options(opts, ion_opts) ⇒ Object
- #to_mgf(seq = nil) ⇒ Object
Methods included from MS
#charge_state, #precursor_mass
Constructor Details
#initialize(opts = {}, ion_opts = {}) ⇒ Fragmenter
Returns a new instance of Fragmenter.
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 11 def initialize(opts = {}, ion_opts = {}) (opts, ion_opts) self end |
Instance Attribute Details
#list ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute list.
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 7 def list @list end |
Instance Method Details
#calculate_fragments(sequence) ⇒ Object
set_options
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 45 def calculate_fragments(sequence) arr = sequence.upcase.split('') out = [[],[]] (0..arr.size-2).each do |i| out[0] << arr[0..i].join out[1] << arr[(i+1)..-1].join end out end |
#fragment(pep_seq, options = {}) ⇒ Object
Options may include a list of fragment classes as symbols (i.e. :b, :y)
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 56 def fragment(pep_seq, ={}) # TODO handle an intensity option to handle normalization and scaling...? () unless .empty? generate_fragment_masses(pep_seq) @list.map(&:mass) end |
#generate_fragment_masses(sequence) ⇒ Object
Returns the TableEntry object which should be easy to use for table generation
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 61 def generate_fragment_masses(sequence) # Returns the TableEntry object which should be easy to use for table generation @sequence = sequence @max_charge ||= MS::ChargeCalculator.charge_at_pH(MS::ChargeCalculator.identify_potential_charges(sequence), 2).ceil ### Calculate the base ion masses n_terms, c_terms = calculate_fragments(sequence) n_terms.map! do |seq| mass = MS::NTerm seq.chars.map(&:to_sym).each do |residue| mass += @mass_list[residue] end [seq, mass] end c_terms.map! do |seq| mass = MS::CTerm seq.chars.map(&:to_sym).each do |residue| mass += @mass_list[residue] end [seq, mass] end ### Tablify and generate a comprehensive list of ions list = [] send_to_list = lambda do |fragment_arr, iontypes_arr| fragment_arr.each do |n_terms| seq = n_terms.first mass = n_terms.last iontypes_arr.each do |iontype| (1..@max_charge).each do |charge| charge_legend = '+'*charge list << TableEntry.new("#{iontype}(#{seq.size})#{charge_legend}".to_sym, seq, charge_state(mass + IonTypeMassDelta[iontype], charge), charge) end # 1..max_charge end # iontypes_arr end # fragment_arr end # lambda block send_to_list.call(n_terms, @n_term_search_ion_types) send_to_list.call(c_terms, @c_term_search_ion_types) @list = list end |
#graph(list = nil) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 116 def graph(list = nil) list ? list : list = @list require 'rserve/simpler' robj = Rserve::Simpler.new hash = {} hash["mass"] = list.map(&:mass) hash["intensity"] = list.map{ 1000.0} # Hacky standard intensity value robj.converse( masses: hash.to_dataframe) do "attach(masses)" end #robj.converse( data: Rserve::DataFrame.from_structs(list)) robj.converse "setwd('#{Dir.pwd}')" output_file_name = "#{@sequence}_spectra.png" robj.converse do %Q{png(file='#{output_file_name}') plot(masses$mass, masses$intensity, type='h') dev.off() } end output_file_name end |
#set_options(opts, ion_opts) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 15 def (opts, ion_opts) #@opts = Default_fragments.merge(opts) opts = Defaults.merge(opts) ion_opts = Ion_Defaults.merge(ion_opts) @n_term_search_ion_types = [] @c_term_search_ion_types = [] @max_charge = 1 unless opts[:charge_states] #puts "options :charge_states = #{opts[:charge_states]}" ion_opts.each do |key, v| if v case key when :b @n_term_search_ion_types.push(:b, :b_star, :b_not) when :a @n_term_search_ion_types.push(:a, :a_star, :a_not) when :c @n_term_search_ion_types << :c when :x @c_term_search_ion_types << :x when :y @c_term_search_ion_types.push(:y, :y_star, :y_not) when :z @c_term_search_ion_types << :z end end end @mass_list = opts[:avg] ? MS::AvgResidueMasses : MS::MonoResidueMasses #putsv "@mass_list: #{@mass_list}" end |
#to_mgf(seq = nil) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/fragmenter.rb', line 98 def to_mgf(seq = nil) if seq.nil? seq = @sequence list = @list else list = generate_fragment_masses(seq) end intensity = 1000 # An arbitrary intensity value output_arr = [] output_arr << %Q{COM=Project: In-silico Fragmenter\nBEGIN IONS\nPEPMASS=#{precursor_mass(seq, @max_charge)}\nCHARGE=#{@max_charge}+\nTITLE=Label: Sequence is #{seq}} list.sort_by{|a| a.mass}.each do |table_entry| # TableEntry = Struct.new(:ion, :seq, :mass, :charge) output_arr << "#{"%.5f" % table_entry.mass }\t#{intensity}" end output_arr << "END IONS" File.open("#{seq}.mgf", 'w') {|o| o.print output_arr.join("\n") } output_arr.join("\n") end |