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@chhh chhh released this 03 Oct 23:20

IMTBX+Grppr

Contents

  • IMTBX_v5.x.x.zip - Everyting in one package: data viewer, peak detector, UI for starting the peak detector and isotopic grouping.
  • grppr-0.3.xx.jar - Only the Grppr java program.

Changelog

v5.0.1

  • IMTBX update to v5.0.1
    • Important fix for scan Averaging mode, was broken for files with many functions in them.
    • Viewer fix for closing files properly.
  • Grppr update to v0.3.21
    • Fix for multi-digit function names.
    • Recognize function number '0' as the default for all functions for '-d' deisotoping
      option. This allows deisotoping of files with unknown number of functions.
    • Fix MS1/MS2 grouping deisotoping config to allow functions other than 1/2 to be used.

v4.4.5

  • IMTBX update to v4.5.0
    • Option to skip some errors with mass calibration.
  • Grppr update to v0.3.20
    • Several new options
    • Bugfixes

v4.4.1

  • IMTBX update to v4.3.0
    • Final fixes for calibration reading in older instruments.
    • Allow calibration coefficients to only be scpeficied for one
      function in HEADER.txt, they will be duplicated to other functions.
    • Code duplicates removed, all reading of coefficients moved to
      a single location.

v4.4.0

  • Grppr update to v0.3.15
    • Fix Grppr crashing when input contained some clusters of 1, 2 or 3 peaks that had to be truncated.

v4.3.1

  • IMTBX update to v4.2.0
    • Can accept 5 or 6 calibration coefficients in headers.txt

v4.3.0

  • Add --allOut option to Grppr to allow writing *.isotopes files along with MGF.
  • Add a checkbox to GUI Grppr LCMS-Only section for --allOut.
  • Restore last state of the GUI form upon reopening.
  • Another fix for how -d deisotoping options were passed from GUI to Grppr.

v4.2.0

  • Some bugfixes for IMTBX+Grppr GUI, not all parameters were passed on properly.
  • Decrease lower mass boundary for AVERAGINE isotopic cluster detector to 50 from 200. Helps with small molecules if AVERAGINE is by accident used for them.