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Based on #1737

Just to finalize it

niekdejonge and others added 30 commits March 22, 2024 13:39
utilities for pair processing in parallel stream
…ectra and convert everything to float (since the model only runs with the same datatype)

public static final Text mzminePaper = hyperlinkText(
"Schmid, R., Heuckeroth, S., Korf, A. et al. Nat Biotechnol 41, 447–449 (2023).",
"Schmid R, Heuckeroth S, Korf A et al. Nat Biotechnol 41, 447–449 (2023).",
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changing all this manually just forces us to change new citations manually as well. imo we could jsut keep the original style from the respective journal

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Problem was that all the citations were very different. I would prefer just a single citation style.
I chose the nature style which can be just copied from any tool like paperpile.

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I'm pretty sure the nature journals use the nature style. and paperpile is the worst tool in existence to manage citations

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ok sorry was PLOS citation style. I thought it was nature

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At least I think it is good to stick to one style and so far it was mixed.

"Check MS2 neutral loss similarity",
"Generates a list of m/z differences and calculates cosine similarity",
new NeutralLossSimilarityParameters(), false);
// public static final OptionalModuleParameter<NeutralLossSimilarityParameters> CHECK_NEUTRAL_LOSS_SIMILARITY = new OptionalModuleParameter<>(
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what's this?

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this was an old option to run spectral networking also by comparing neutral losses between signals.
Basically took the top N signals and computed the delta m/z between all of them.

I removed it because this was never really used. Also we should rethink this approach and then just add another algorithm to the options that we now have.

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i removed the commented code now

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* TODO add documentation
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todo (and below)

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Best if @niekdejonge adds the documentation here

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I have added some documentation in #2014

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Ready from my side and updated to master

@SteffenHeu SteffenHeu merged commit c95fcc2 into mzmine:master Jul 29, 2024
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@robinschmid Thanks for finalizing the PR!

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