speaq 2.6.2
17/05/2022
- Removing mQTL dependencies due to ending CRAN availability of mQTL
package. Probabilistic quotient normalisation will not be available
anymore in SCANT function. Also ended support of deprecated ‘what’
option in SCANT function in favor of the ‘feature_orientation’
designation.
speaq 2.6.1
10/12/2019
- Function compatibility change to accomodate future R 4.0 update
whereby matrix inherits from class array.
speaq 2.6.0
22/05/2019
- SCANT function bug fix. Thanks to Tai-Sheng Yeh for the alert.
speaq 2.5.0
21/01/2019
- The peak filling function has been overhauled and is now more robust
to cases at the spectral boundaries. An additional peak detection step
is implemented so overall peak filling time can increase slightly.
Thanks to Tai-Sheng Yeh for the bug alert that led to the fix and
eventual redesign.
- The BuildFeatureMatrix function now has the option of imputation
with a user specified value.
- The SCANT is updated with a new, less ambiguous, parameter to define
the shape of the matrix (samples as rows and features as columns or the
other way around). Also total sum scaling functionality is added.
speaq 2.4.0
20/11/2018
- fixed an issue with DrawSpecPPM and detectSpecPeaks. If the ppm
vector or the spectra matrix contained NA’s, the function would throw an
uninformative error. Now the software tries to fix it, and throws an
informative error if it can’t. Thanks to Precious Kwadzo Pomary for the
alert.
- updated SilhouetR function. It is now faster and more capable of
dealing with larger datasets.
- fixed ROIplot bug (sample would not be plotted individually in some
cases)
- fixed detectSpecPeaks bug, too much info would be printed out.
- other code improvements and fixes, thanks to Sergio Oller
Moreno
speaq 2.3.3
03/07/2018
- fixed an issue with the detectSpecPeaks. If no sample labels are
provided it would give a confusing warning.
speaq 2.3.2
19/04/2018
- fixed an issue with the detectSpecPeaks. An error would occur if no
peaks are found in a spectrum.
- fixed an issue with getWaveletPeaks. In case very short spectra
where analysed an error would occur because of an optimization step that
required spectra to be at least 512 or 1024 measurement points long (for
the FFT). This is fixed now. Thanks to Pedro Lopez Garcia for the
alert.
speaq 2.3.1
27/03/2018
- fixed an issue with the SilhouetR which did not return the correct
index values of the groups.
- peakGrouper now allows the use of non numeric sample labels
(character vectors, factors). It would produce errors otherwise. Thanks
to Guillaume Marti for the alert.
- getWaveletPeaks now contains a multiplier for the duplicate
detection limit. This is usefull when working with non NMR spectra that
are possibly a bit more distorted than NMR spectra. It allows a wider
window to indicate peaks as multiple detections.
speaq 2.3:
16/03/2018
- fixed issue of condition length 1. Thanks to Tomas Kalibera for the
alert.
- fixed PeakFilling issue if MassSpecWaveet returns numeric(0).
speaq 2.2:
01/03/2018
- changed the relevant.feature.p function to include multiple
responses
- typo fixes
- vignette updates (now with performance analysis for a simulated
dataset)
- peak picker supports raw peak height from now on
- fixed a “lostpeak” bug in dohClusterCustommedSegments(). Thanks to
Manolis Matzapetakis for the alert.
speaq 2.1:
14/09/2017
- HMDB searchfunction added
- general bugfixes
speaq 2.0:
12/05/2017
implemented
new functionality to allow peak based analysis of NMR spectra by using
wavelet based peak detection. New functions include:
- Peak picking with wavelets
- Peak grouping
- Peak Filling
- Linear model based differential analysis
- Silhouette values (check for alignment quality)
- Converting raw spectra of unequal length (unequal measurement time)
to matrix of equal length spectra
- SCANT: a function to scale, normalise or transform a data matrix
(included besides the standard are pareto scaling, probabilistic
quotient normalization, range scaling, etc.)
- Plot functions for raw spectra
- etc.
speaq 1.2.3:
25/02/2017
- Allow to automatically detect the optimal value for maxShift in
function dohCluster(). The default setting (maxShift=100) usually works
well for NMR spectra. However, for other types of spectra such as
chromatograms, this value might be too large. In this new version, when
the value of maxShift is set by NULL (maxShift=NULL), CluPA will
automatically learn to select the optimal value based on the median
Pearson correlation coefficent between spectra. It is worth noting that
this metric is significantly effected by high peaks in the spectra, so
it might not be the best measure for evaluating alignment performances.
However, it is fast for the purpose of detecting the suitable
maxShift value. A plot of correlation across the maxShift
values also reported if the verbose=TRUE is applied.
- Do scaling data before Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT)
cross-correlation in function findShiftStepFFT() if the input spectra
are very low abundant (possible in chromatograms).
- Fix small bugs of detectSpecPeaks() when errors happen in function
peakDetectionCWT() of MassSpecWavelet package.
speaq 1.2.2:
15/11/2016
- Fix the issue of “if (condition) return;” might happen in function
dohClusterCustommedSegments(). I acknowledge Duncan Murdoch
murdoch.duncan@gmail.com
for the alert.
speaq 1.2.1:
24/02/2015
- Replace R version depends to R (>= 3.1.0) in order to remove the
error of using anyNA().
- Remove the period mark in the end of the package title.
- Convert the title field to title case.