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In the Peaks dialog, there is an option to determine if a peakgroup is monoisotopic or not ( the "Require Monoisotopic" checkbox).
The algorithm is implemented in PeakGroup::isMonoisotopic() and Scan::isMonoisotopicPrecursor().
PeakGroup::isMonoisotopic()
Scan::isMonoisotopicPrecursor()
This appears to be completely broken, and needs to be reimplemented/revisited.
This was discovered from #746, and the option has been disabled/removed from the dialog.
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Clearly, these two peaks are not isotopes of one another (note the shift in RT).
Once the option is fixed, it would be good to add this option to peakdetector
PMSeitzer
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In the Peaks dialog, there is an option to determine if a peakgroup is monoisotopic or not ( the "Require Monoisotopic" checkbox).
The algorithm is implemented in
PeakGroup::isMonoisotopic()
andScan::isMonoisotopicPrecursor()
.This appears to be completely broken, and needs to be reimplemented/revisited.
This was discovered from #746, and the option has been disabled/removed from the dialog.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: