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* creating new peptides (grouped peptide) ans matches from the union of all peptides referenced in child context (direct child if exist, otherwise more deeper childs). | * creating new peptides (grouped peptide) ans matches from the union of all peptides referenced in child context (direct child if exist, otherwise more deeper childs). | ||
* defining protein group using new set of peptides and matches associated to parent context. | * defining protein group using new set of peptides and matches associated to parent context. | ||
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+ | Since hEIDI 1.11.0, the MSIdb must be saved before launching grouping. The peptide/protein grouping is automatically saved to MSIdb as well. | ||
===== Algorithm ===== | ===== Algorithm ===== | ||
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=== grouping === | === grouping === | ||
{{:GroupingStep1.png |}} Peptides from different child context or identifications - attached directly or indirectly to a context - are grouped.\\ | {{:GroupingStep1.png |}} Peptides from different child context or identifications - attached directly or indirectly to a context - are grouped.\\ | ||
- | Peptides must have same sequence and same experimental mass to be grouped. \\ | + | Peptides must have same sequence and same calculated mass to be grouped. \\ |
Peptide grouping results in **new** peptides attached to the parent context and having child peptides | Peptide grouping results in **new** peptides attached to the parent context and having child peptides | ||