IDRipper splits the protein/peptide identification of an idXML file into several idXML files according their annotated file origin.
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IDFilter | IDMapper |
Example
Assuming each peptide identification in a given idXML-file is annotated with its file origin (e.g. IDRipper_test.idXML) :
or <userParam type="string" name="file_origin" value="IDMerger1_test.idXML">
<userParam type="string" name="file_origin" value="IDMerger2_test.idXML">
Obviously the file contains protein/peptide identifications of IDMerger1_test.idXML and IDMerger2_test.idXML.
Calling IDRipper with an input file (here: -in
IDRipper_test.idXML) and an output directory (via out
or out_path
) will result in two idXML-files stored in the specified directory and named according their file origin.
In theory, merging files with IDMerger
and rip the resulting file with IDSplitter
will result in the original input files.
NOTE: The meta value file origin is removed by the IDSplitter
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The command line parameters of this tool are:
INI file documentation of this tool:
OpenMS / TOPP release 1.11.1 | Documentation generated on Mon Aug 18 2014 14:41:09 using doxygen 1.8.7 |