Searching for a tool which calculates a MS/MS spectrum metric to tell how well it may be identified

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Dominik Lux

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Dec 22, 2021, 8:55:34 AM12/22/21
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Hey all,

Does someone know of a tool, which is able to measure the quality of single MS/MS spectra "how good they are identifiable"?

So a measure similar to the following: [0, 1] with 1 --> should be definitely identifiable and 0 --> the spectrum is just noise

david.b...@ipbs.fr

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Dec 23, 2021, 9:32:59 AM12/23/21
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Hi Dominik,

I can think about two options but maybe more options exist (in OpenMS?):
- there is the QualScore tool which is part of the TPP distribution (http://tools.proteomecenter.org/software.php). But maybe it is a bit outdated now.
- there is this Recover tool (https://github.com/LSMBO/recover-fx), which is more recent I think and has a graphical interface.

I think both of them are open-source, QualScore I think is written in C++ and Recover in Java.

They may not produce exactly the result you want but maybe you can adapt these tools to your own need.

And finally, I have never tested these tools but I know well Alexandre Burel who supervised the Recover developments.
He is on the EuBIC Slack if you have some related questions.

Best,

David

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