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@RobbinBouwmeester looks good at first sight. I would only modify the condition and run mapper in the following toml file to make it consistent across the three PEAKS toml files. Change into Sample 1 Normalized (instead of Group 1 Normalized). the values are the same so it will not affect the result but for consistency maybe better. Areaproteobench/io/parsing/io_parse_settings/Quant/lfq/ion/DDA/parse_settings_peaks.toml
Support for PEAKS Studio (DDA and DIA)
I have generated output for both the DDA and DIA module.
For DDA, there is both input for the ion (lfq.features.csv) and peptidoform (lfq.peptides.csv) level.
The search parameters are exported as parameters.txt
https://cloud.cmb.ugent.be/index.php/s/zdGB3zZ7Fwed9gq?path=%2FModule_2_DDA_quantification%2Fsearch_results%2FPEAKS
For DIA, there is also both input for the ion (lfq.features.csv) and peptidoform (lfq.peptides.csv) level.
The search parameters are exported as parameters.txt
https://cloud.cmb.ugent.be/index.php/s/zdGB3zZ7Fwed9gq?path=%2FModule_4_DIA_Quantification%2FPEAKS
Unfortunately, PEAKS uses simplified sample naming which has resulted in the following:
Sample 1: A_REP1
Sample 2: A_REP2
Sample 3: A_REP3
Sample 4: B_REP1
Sample 5: B_REP2
Sample 6: B_REP3
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