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Large-scale tandem mass spectrum clustering using fast nearest neighbor searching

ویژگی	مقدار
سیستم عامل	-
نام فایل	falcon-ms-0.1.3
نام	falcon-ms
نسخه کتابخانه	0.1.3
نگهدارنده	[]
ایمیل نگهدارنده	[]
نویسنده	Wout Bittremieux
ایمیل نویسنده	wbittremieux@health.ucsd.edu
آدرس صفحه اصلی	https://github.com/bittremieux/falcon
آدرس اینترنتی	https://pypi.org/project/falcon-ms/
مجوز	BSD-3-Clause License

_falcon_ ======== ![falcon](falcon_logo.png) For more information: * [Official code website](https://github.com/bittremieux/falcon) The _falcon_ spectrum clustering tool uses advanced algorithmic techniques for highly efficient processing of millions of MS/MS spectra. First, high-resolution spectra are binned and converted to low-dimensional vectors using feature hashing. Next, the spectrum vectors are used to construct nearest neighbor indexes for fast similarity searching. The nearest neighbor indexes are used to efficiently compute a sparse pairwise distance matrix without having to exhaustively compare all spectra to each other. Finally, density-based clustering is performed to group similar spectra into clusters. The software is available as open-source under the BSD license. If you use _falcon_ in your work, please cite the following publication: - Wout Bittremieux, Kris Laukens, William Stafford Noble, Pieter C. Dorrestein. **Large-scale tandem mass spectrum clustering using fast nearest neighbor searching.** _publication pending_ (2021). Installation ------------ _falcon_ requires Python 3.8+ and is available on the Linux and OSX platforms. You can easily install _falcon_ with pip: pip install falcon-ms Running _falcon_ ---------------- _falcon_ can be run from the command line, with settings specified as command-line arguments or set in an INI config file. _falcon_ takes peak files (in the mzML, mzXML, or MGF format) as input and exports the clustering result as a comma-separated file with each MS/MS spectrum and its cluster label on a single line. Representative spectra for each cluster can optionally be exported to an MGF file. Example _falcon_ run with some relevant command-line arguments: falcon peak/*.mzml falcon --export_representatives --precursor_tol 20 ppm --fragment_tol 0.05 --eps 0.10 This will cluster all MS/MS spectra in mzML files in the `peak` directory with the specified settings and write (i) the cluster assignments to the `falcon.csv` file, and (ii) the cluster representatives to the `falcon.mgf` file. For detailed information on all available settings, run `falcon -h` or `falcon --help`. Important settings ------------------ Here we provide information on the most important settings that influence the _falcon_ clustering performance. All settings have sensible default values which should give good results for a wide variety of datasets. **Spectrum comparison** - `precursor_tol`: The precursor mass tolerance and unit (in ppm or Dalton) to compare spectra to each other. - `fragment_tol`: The fragment mass tolerance (in Dalton) used during spectrum comparison. **Clustering** - `eps`: The maximum cosine distance between two spectra for them to be considered as neighbors of each other. This parameter crucially governs cluster purity (i.e. clusters contain spectra corresponding to only a single peptide). The ideal value of this parameter depends on the spectral characteristics of your data and optional spectrum preprocessing configured in _falcon_. Values between 0.05 and 0.15 will typically generate a pure clustering result. For more aggressive clustering values up to 0.30 can be used. **Nearest neighbor indexing** (see below) - `n_probe`: The maximum number of lists in the inverted index to inspect during querying. Inspecting fewer lists will run faster but will give slightly less accurate clustering results. - `n_neighbors` and `n_neighbors_ann`: The final number of neighbors to consider for each spectrum and during nearest neighbor searching. Querying less neighbors will run faster but will give slightly less accurate clustering results. `n_neighbors_ann` should be equal or greater than `n_neighbors`. - `hash_len`: The length of the hashed vectors used for nearest neighbor searching. Larger vectors will minimize the number of hash collisions and more accurately approximate the true cosine distance, at the expense of longer nearest neighbor searching and memory requirements. **Spectrum preprocessing** - There are several options to configure spectrum preprocessing prior to the clustering. See the command-line documentation for more information. How does it work? ----------------- ![falcon spectrum clustering](falcon_how.png) 1. High-resolution MS/MS spectra are converted to low-dimensional vectors using feature hashing. First, spectra are converted to sparse vectors using small mass bins to tightly capture their fragment masses. Next, the sparse, high-dimensional, vectors are hashed to lower-dimensional vectors by using a hash function (the non-cryptographic MurmurHash3 algorithm) to map the mass bins separately to a small number of hash bins. This feature hashing conserves the cosine similarity between hashed vectors and can be used to approximate the similarity between the original spectra. 2. Vectors are split into buckets based on the precursor _m_/_z_ of the corresponding spectra to construct nearest neighbor indexes for highly efficient spectrum comparison. The spectrum vectors in each bucket are partitioned into data subspaces to create a Voronoi diagram, and all vectors are assigned to their nearest representative vector in an inverted index. 3. A sparse pairwise distance matrix is computed by retrieving similarities to neighboring spectra using the nearest neighbor indexes. The accuracy and speed of similarity searching is governed by the number of neighboring cells to explore during searching: exploring more cells during searching decreases the chance of missing a nearest neighbor in the high-dimensional space, at the expense of a longer searching time. 4. Density-based clustering using the pairwise distance matrix is performed to find spectrum clusters. The DBSCAN algorithm is used to find spectra that are close to each other and that form a dense data subspace, and group them into clusters. Contact ------- For more information you can visit the [official code website](https://github.com/bittremieux/falcon) or send an email to <wbittremieux@health.ucsd.edu>.

نیازمندی

مقدار	نام
>=1.4	configargparse
>=1.6.5	faiss-cpu
>=1.1.26	fastcluster
>=1.0.0	joblib
>=4.6.2	lxml
>=7.1.0	natsort
>=0.52.0	numba
>=1.19.4	numpy
>=1.2.0	pandas
>=2.0.0	pyarrow
>=4.4.0	pyteomics
>=0.24.0	scikit-learn
>=1.5.3	scipy
>=0.3.5	spectrum-utils
>=4.55.0	tqdm
-	flake8

زبان مورد نیاز

مقدار	نام
>=3.8	Python

نحوه نصب

نصب پکیج whl falcon-ms-0.1.3:

pip install falcon-ms-0.1.3.whl

نصب پکیج tar.gz falcon-ms-0.1.3:

pip install falcon-ms-0.1.3.tar.gz