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DeepLearningLcmsPeak

20n Deep Learning LCMS

The files associated with this package contain different algorithms for analyzing and "calling" (Identifying) peaks in an LCMS trace.

1) Algorithms

1.0 Bucketed Peak Detection Algorithm

To Run
python bucketed_deep.py -h
What this does

Divides the entire LCMS trace into a large, 2D grid and detects "peaks" based on the 2D grid and surrounding area. Outputs a list of tuples, containing (Mz, Retention Time, Absolute Max Intensity).

1.1 Bucketed Differential Peak Algorithm

To Run
python bucketed_differential_deep.py -h
What this does

Detects peaks as described in section 1.0, but does this across two conditions (And possibly replicates of a given condition) to find where peaks differ significantly. Peaks that are truly differential indicate a difference in chemical profile of two sets of samples.

1.2 Dynamic Differential Peak Algorithm

To Run
python bucketed_differential_deep.py -h
What this does

This algorithm individually detects peaks based on slope changes in the m/z axis without higher values nearby. It then uses an alignment algorithm to rapidly align the peaks between replicates based on closeness in the M/Z and RT domains (Dropping any peaks that don't have replicate support) and then again between samples, finally resulting in a differential peak profile based on the groups of aligned peaks between samples.

2) Python Support

Python versions 2.7 and above should work. The requirement files provided currently are setup for Python 2.7.

3) OS Support

This package has been tested locally on OSx using the Theano backend and on Linux using the Theano and Tensorflow backend.

4) Installation

4.0 Anaconda and PIP

The easiest way to install the needed dependencies is using Anaconda and PIP

conda create -n new environment --file conda_req.txt
pip install -r pip_req.txt

4.1 Manually

You can also individually install dependencies. The primary dependencies are as follows:

netCDF4
Pandas
Numpy
Tqdm
Keras (As well as Theano or Tensorflow based on your backend)
Sklearn

5 License

This code is currently licensed under GPLv3, as described in LICENSE.txt.