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# Copyright (c) 2002-present, The OpenMS Team -- EKU Tuebingen, ETH Zurich, and FU Berlin | ||
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 | ||
label: CometAdapter | ||
doc: Annotates MS/MS spectra using Comet. | ||
inputs: | ||
in: | ||
doc: Input file | ||
type: File | ||
out: | ||
doc: Output file | ||
type: string | ||
database: | ||
doc: FASTA file | ||
type: File | ||
comet_executable: | ||
doc: The Comet executable. Provide a full or relative path, or make sure it can be found in your PATH environment. | ||
type: File | ||
pin_out: | ||
doc: Output file - for Percolator input | ||
type: string? | ||
default_params_file: | ||
doc: Default Comet params file. All parameters of this take precedence. A template file can be generated using 'comet.exe -p' | ||
type: File? | ||
precursor_mass_tolerance: | ||
doc: "Precursor monoisotopic mass tolerance (Comet parameter: peptide_mass_tolerance). See also precursor_error_units to set the unit." | ||
type: double? | ||
precursor_error_units: | ||
doc: "Unit of precursor monoisotopic mass tolerance for parameter precursor_mass_tolerance (Comet parameter: peptide_mass_units)" | ||
type: string? | ||
isotope_error: | ||
doc: This parameter controls whether the peptide_mass_tolerance takes into account possible isotope errors in the precursor mass measurement. Use -8/-4/0/4/8 only for SILAC. | ||
type: string? | ||
fragment_mass_tolerance: | ||
doc: "This is half the bin size, which is used to segment the MS/MS spectrum. Thus, the value should be a bit higher than for other search engines, since the bin might not be centered around the peak apex (see 'fragment_bin_offset').CAUTION: Low tolerances have heavy impact on RAM usage (since Comet uses a lot of bins in this case). Consider using use_sparse_matrix and/or spectrum_batch_size." | ||
type: double? | ||
fragment_error_units: | ||
doc: Fragment monoisotopic mass error units | ||
type: string? | ||
fragment_bin_offset: | ||
doc: "Offset of fragment bins. Recommended by Comet: low-res: 0.4, high-res: 0.0" | ||
type: double? | ||
instrument: | ||
doc: "Comets theoretical_fragment_ions parameter: theoretical fragment ion peak representation, high-res: sum of intensities plus flanking bins, ion trap (low-res) ms/ms: sum of intensities of central M bin only" | ||
type: string? | ||
use_A_ions: | ||
doc: use A ions for PSM | ||
type: boolean? | ||
use_B_ions: | ||
doc: use B ions for PSM | ||
type: boolean? | ||
use_C_ions: | ||
doc: use C ions for PSM | ||
type: boolean? | ||
use_X_ions: | ||
doc: use X ions for PSM | ||
type: boolean? | ||
use_Y_ions: | ||
doc: use Y ions for PSM | ||
type: boolean? | ||
use_Z_ions: | ||
doc: use Z ions for PSM | ||
type: boolean? | ||
use_NL_ions: | ||
doc: use neutral loss (NH3, H2O) ions from b/y for PSM | ||
type: boolean? | ||
enzyme: | ||
doc: The enzyme used for peptide digestion. | ||
type: string? | ||
second_enzyme: | ||
doc: Additional enzyme used for peptide digestion. | ||
type: string? | ||
num_enzyme_termini: | ||
doc: Specify the termini where the cleavage rule has to match | ||
type: string? | ||
missed_cleavages: | ||
doc: Number of possible cleavage sites missed by the enzyme. It has no effect if enzyme is unspecific cleavage. | ||
type: long? | ||
min_peptide_length: | ||
doc: Minimum peptide length to consider. | ||
type: long? | ||
max_peptide_length: | ||
doc: Maximum peptide length to consider. | ||
type: long? | ||
num_hits: | ||
doc: Number of peptide hits (PSMs) per spectrum in output file | ||
type: long? | ||
precursor_charge: | ||
doc: "Precursor charge range to search (if spectrum is not annotated with a charge or if override_charge!=keep any known): 0:[num] == search all charges, 2:6 == from +2 to +6, 3:3 == +3" | ||
type: string? | ||
override_charge: | ||
doc: "_keep any known_: keep any precursor charge state (from input), _ignore known_: ignore known precursor charge state and use precursor_charge parameter, _ignore outside range_: ignore precursor charges outside precursor_charge range, _keep known search unknown_: keep any known precursor charge state. For unknown charge states, search as singly charged if there is no signal above the precursor m/z or use the precursor_charge range" | ||
type: string? | ||
ms_level: | ||
doc: MS level to analyze, valid are levels 2 (default) or 3 | ||
type: long? | ||
activation_method: | ||
doc: If not ALL, only searches spectra of the given method | ||
type: string? | ||
digest_mass_range: | ||
doc: MH+ peptide mass range to analyze | ||
type: string? | ||
max_fragment_charge: | ||
doc: Set maximum fragment charge state to analyze as long as still lower than precursor charge - 1. (Allowed max 5) | ||
type: long? | ||
max_precursor_charge: | ||
doc: set maximum precursor charge state to analyze (allowed max 9) | ||
type: long? | ||
clip_nterm_methionine: | ||
doc: If set to true, also considers the peptide sequence w/o N-term methionine separately and applies appropriate N-term mods to it | ||
type: boolean? | ||
spectrum_batch_size: | ||
doc: max. number of spectra to search at a time; use 0 to search the entire scan range in one batch | ||
type: long? | ||
mass_offsets: | ||
doc: One or more mass offsets to search (values subtracted from deconvoluted precursor mass). Has to include 0.0 if you want the default mass to be searched. | ||
type: double[]? | ||
minimum_peaks: | ||
doc: Required minimum number of peaks in spectrum to search (default 10) | ||
type: long? | ||
minimum_intensity: | ||
doc: Minimum intensity value to read in | ||
type: double? | ||
remove_precursor_peak: | ||
doc: no = no removal, yes = remove all peaks around precursor m/z, charge_reduced = remove all charge reduced precursor peaks (for ETD/ECD). phosphate_loss = remove the HPO3 (-80) and H3PO4 (-98) precursor phosphate neutral loss peaks. See also remove_precursor_tolerance | ||
type: string? | ||
remove_precursor_tolerance: | ||
doc: one-sided tolerance for precursor removal in Thompson | ||
type: double? | ||
clear_mz_range: | ||
doc: for iTRAQ/TMT type data; will clear out all peaks in the specified m/z range, if not 0:0 | ||
type: string? | ||
fixed_modifications: | ||
doc: Fixed modifications, specified using Unimod (www.unimod.org) terms, e.g. 'Carbamidomethyl (C)' or 'Oxidation (M)' | ||
type: string[]? | ||
variable_modifications: | ||
doc: Variable modifications, specified using Unimod (www.unimod.org) terms, e.g. 'Carbamidomethyl (C)' or 'Oxidation (M)' | ||
type: string[]? | ||
binary_modifications: | ||
doc: "List of modification group indices. Indices correspond to the binary modification index used by comet to group individually searched lists of variable modifications.\nNote: if set, both variable_modifications and binary_modifications need to have the same number of entries as the N-th entry corresponds to the N-th variable_modification.\n if left empty (default), all entries are internally set to 0 generating all permutations of modified and unmodified residues.\n For a detailed explanation please see the parameter description in the Comet help." | ||
type: long[]? | ||
max_variable_mods_in_peptide: | ||
doc: Set a maximum number of variable modifications per peptide | ||
type: long? | ||
require_variable_mod: | ||
doc: If true, requires at least one variable modification per peptide | ||
type: boolean? | ||
reindex: | ||
doc: Recalculate peptide to protein association using OpenMS. Annotates target-decoy information. | ||
type: string? | ||
log: | ||
doc: Name of log file (created only when specified) | ||
type: string? | ||
debug: | ||
doc: Sets the debug level | ||
type: long? | ||
threads: | ||
doc: Sets the number of threads allowed to be used by the TOPP tool | ||
type: long? | ||
no_progress: | ||
doc: Disables progress logging to command line | ||
type: boolean? | ||
force: | ||
doc: Overrides tool-specific checks | ||
type: boolean? | ||
test: | ||
doc: Enables the test mode (needed for internal use only) | ||
type: boolean? | ||
PeptideIndexing__decoy_string: | ||
doc: String that was appended (or prefixed - see 'decoy_string_position' flag below) to the accessions in the protein database to indicate decoy proteins. If empty (default), it's determined automatically (checking for common terms, both as prefix and suffix). | ||
type: string? | ||
PeptideIndexing__decoy_string_position: | ||
doc: Is the 'decoy_string' prepended (prefix) or appended (suffix) to the protein accession? (ignored if decoy_string is empty) | ||
type: string? | ||
PeptideIndexing__missing_decoy_action: | ||
doc: "Action to take if NO peptide was assigned to a decoy protein (which indicates wrong database or decoy string): 'error' (exit with error, no output), 'warn' (exit with success, warning message), 'silent' (no action is taken, not even a warning)" | ||
type: string? | ||
PeptideIndexing__write_protein_sequence: | ||
doc: If set, the protein sequences are stored as well. | ||
type: boolean? | ||
PeptideIndexing__write_protein_description: | ||
doc: If set, the protein description is stored as well. | ||
type: boolean? | ||
PeptideIndexing__keep_unreferenced_proteins: | ||
doc: If set, protein hits which are not referenced by any peptide are kept. | ||
type: boolean? | ||
PeptideIndexing__unmatched_action: | ||
doc: "If peptide sequences cannot be matched to any protein: 1) raise an error; 2) warn (unmatched PepHits will miss target/decoy annotation with downstream problems); 3) remove the hit." | ||
type: string? | ||
PeptideIndexing__aaa_max: | ||
doc: Maximal number of ambiguous amino acids (AAAs) allowed when matching to a protein database with AAAs. AAAs are 'B', 'J', 'Z' and 'X'. | ||
type: long? | ||
PeptideIndexing__mismatches_max: | ||
doc: Maximal number of mismatched (mm) amino acids allowed when matching to a protein database. The required runtime is exponential in the number of mm's; apply with care. MM's are allowed in addition to AAA's. | ||
type: long? | ||
PeptideIndexing__IL_equivalent: | ||
doc: Treat the isobaric amino acids isoleucine ('I') and leucine ('L') as equivalent (indistinguishable). Also occurrences of 'J' will be treated as 'I' thus avoiding ambiguous matching. | ||
type: boolean? | ||
PeptideIndexing__allow_nterm_protein_cleavage: | ||
doc: Allow the protein N-terminus amino acid to clip. | ||
type: string? | ||
PeptideIndexing__enzyme__name: | ||
doc: "Enzyme which determines valid cleavage sites - e.g. trypsin cleaves after lysine (K) or arginine (R), but not before proline (P). Default: deduce from input" | ||
type: string? | ||
PeptideIndexing__enzyme__specificity: | ||
doc: "Specificity of the enzyme. Default: deduce from input.\n 'full': both internal cleavage sites must match.\n 'semi': one of two internal cleavage sites must match.\n 'none': allow all peptide hits no matter their context (enzyme is irrelevant)." | ||
type: string? | ||
outputs: | ||
out: | ||
type: File | ||
outputBinding: | ||
glob: $(inputs.out) | ||
pin_out: | ||
type: File? | ||
outputBinding: | ||
glob: $(inputs.pin_out) | ||
cwlVersion: v1.2 | ||
class: CommandLineTool | ||
baseCommand: | ||
- CometAdapter | ||
requirements: | ||
InlineJavascriptRequirement: {} | ||
InitialWorkDirRequirement: | ||
listing: | ||
- entryname: cwl_inputs.json | ||
entry: $(JSON.stringify(inputs)) | ||
arguments: | ||
- -ini | ||
- cwl_inputs.json |
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