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 ===== Details about comparison results ===== ===== Details about comparison results =====
  
-When the comparison algorithm execution ​has finished, a window displays on the screen.\\  +When the comparison algorithm execution ​is finished, ​the comparison result is displayed in tab.\\  
-The most left column ("​Union reference"​) displays protein groups (master protein accession) from the (virtual) ​union parent context.\\+The most left column ("​Union reference"​) displays ​the reference ​protein groups (master protein accession) from the union parent context ​(it may be a virtual context).\\
 For each protein group of the Union Reference context, the table displays the most "​similar"​ protein group in each compared contexts.\\ For each protein group of the Union Reference context, the table displays the most "​similar"​ protein group in each compared contexts.\\
 For each compared context a default set of properties are displayed. You can change them by selecting/​deselecting items in the droplist (right side). For each compared context a default set of properties are displayed. You can change them by selecting/​deselecting items in the droplist (right side).
  
 {{:​userguide:​comparevirtualconcept_3.png|}} {{:​userguide:​comparevirtualconcept_3.png|}}
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  ​__**Protein group properties**__:​  ​__**Protein group properties**__:​
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   * "​isSameTypical":​ indicates if the **typical protein is the same** between the two protein groups   * "​isSameTypical":​ indicates if the **typical protein is the same** between the two protein groups
   * "​Typical":​ the **accession of the master** protein group   * "​Typical":​ the **accession of the master** protein group
 +  * "​refLoc":​ possible values are [TYPICAL], [SAMESET], [SUBSET] or []. This indicates where the reference protein accession is seen in the compared protein group. ​  
 +    * [TYPICAL] means the reference accession is seen in the compared protein group as the typical protein
 +    * [SAMESET] means the reference accession is seen in the compared protein group as a sameset protein
 +    * [SUBSET] means the reference accession is seen in the compared protein group as a subset protein
 +    * [] means the reference accession is not seen in the compared protein group
 +  * "​refSC":​
 +  * "​refSpeSC"​
   * "​Score":​ **score** for the protein group   * "​Score":​ **score** for the protein group
   * "#​Pep":​ **number of peptides** for the protein group   * "#​Pep":​ **number of peptides** for the protein group
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