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Data processing script to get maximum m/z ion intensity pair from Agilent recursive analysis
#directory (file path) where the file is
#note make sure all \ are changed to \\ or /
dir<-"ZZZ"
setwd(dir) # change directory
#name of file, should be .csv
file.name<-"XXX.csv"
#load data into R this assumes there is a header
input<-read.csv(file.name, header = TRUE)
#now process each string and extract highest intensity pair
# if seems to take to long tell me and I will write the code to do this in parallel
#define function to do the work
get.max.pair<-function(input, save=TRUE){
#input is imported list which is assumed to be a data.frame
# if save = TRUE the results will be saved as "max.pair.csv" in the working directory
input<-as.matrix(input)
out<-do.call("rbind",lapply(1:nrow(input), function(i)
{
obj<-gsub(")","",unlist(gsub("(","",unlist(strsplit(input[i,],split=")(",fixed = TRUE)), fixed=TRUE)),fixed=TRUE)
obj2<-matrix(as.numeric(unlist(strsplit(as.character(obj),"\\,"))),ncol=2, byrow=TRUE)
obj2[which.max(obj2[,2]),]
}))
colnames (out)<-c("max intensity m/z","intensity")
if (save == TRUE){
write.csv(as.data.frame(out),file="max.pair.csv")
} else {
return(out)
}
}
#now run the function on your uploaded data
get.max.pair(input, save=TRUE)
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