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Issue with pipeline LFQ #323

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Naadir-Ganief opened this issue Mar 8, 2022 · 4 comments
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Issue with pipeline LFQ #323

Naadir-Ganief opened this issue Mar 8, 2022 · 4 comments
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Hi,

When using philosopher pipeline (in ubuntu 20.04) i get an error Cannot execute program during label free quant, when using bruker .d files from a timstof (using pasef in DDA).

I have used the same "philosopher.yml" with .mzML files with no issue. the only differences in the .yml file being changing the expected spectrum file format from .mzML to .d. and for theLFQ to use the raw file instead of .mzML.

I have attached the .yml as a text file, as well as the output from the terminal.

I am not sure what else to change?

Thanks

pipeline_terminal_log.txt

philosopher.yml.txt

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prvst commented Mar 8, 2022

Hi @Naadir-Ganief, Philosopher does not support native Bruker files, convert them to mzML first.

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okay, with msconvert? are there any preferred settings for philosopher?

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prvst commented Mar 8, 2022

Yes, and I think that the default settings might be good for most cases, unless you have data acquired in some different ways.

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thanks, i will it a try

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