Releases: smith-chem-wisc/FlashLFQ
Releases · smith-chem-wisc/FlashLFQ
1.1.0
- The Bayesian protein quantification algorithm now includes an intensity-dependent uncertainty estimation, a new FDR calculation, and a null hypothesis width that scales with uncertainty
- The match-between-runs scoring has been revamped and the MBR score is also reported for each peak in the peaks output file
1.0.4
1.0.3
- Fixed a rare crash that occurred in the Bayesian protein quantification when multiple PSM files were input where the same peptide in different PSM files had different annotated proteins
- FlashLFQ is now available as a Docker container on Docker Hub
- Re-release of v1.0.3 because of missing command-line version
1.0.2
1.0.1
1.0.0
- A new Bayesian fold-change analysis has been added. It estimates each protein's fold change and performs a null hypothesis significance test with either a) an emperical null hypothesis ("fold-change cutoff") estimated from the data or b) a user-defined null hypothesis
- The GUI has been completely revamped
- A Wiki has been added with extensive documentation of each of FlashLFQ's settings and functions
- A Vignette has been added so you can try all this neat new stuff out!
- FlashLFQ no longer uses MSFileReader to read Thermo .raw files. Instead, Thermo's new RawFileReader software is included in FlashLFQ. You just need to accept Thermo's licence terms to use it
- Match-between-runs is generally improved (more specific and more sensitive). It now uses the Experimental Design to improve the quality of matching
- Requiring the observation of an MS/MS identification for a protein in a condition is now optional, under the advanced settings. It is disabled by default
0.1.112
- The experimental design file now is read in even if normalization is unchecked. This affects what peptides are allowed to be matched between conditions. For a peptide to be matched to a file, at least one MS/MS-identified peptide from the parent protein must be identified in the condition. This will be optionally disabled in the next version
0.1.111
0.1.110
0.1.109
- Match-between-runs has been completely revamped to be more RAM-efficient. Additional improvements to MBR quantification quality are planned
- Peptide intensity summed by base sequence output has been removed
- An error report is generated upon a crash
- Various minor bugfixes/crash fixes