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userguide:peptidesandproteingrouping [2011/07/22 15:25]
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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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 +**Since hEIDI 1.11.0**, a new peptide/​protein grouping algorithm has been implemented. This is part of a global idea which is to improve global performance in hEIDI.\\
 +Indeed, datasets become more and more bigger (ex. VELOS), and loading all data in memory in one hEIDI session is no more possible (as we did before hEIDI 1.11.0). \\
 +The purpose is now to load the minimum information in hEIDI session, and to have algorithms that save results directly to MSIdb. \\
 +We have started to optimize the peptide/​Protein grouping algorithm as it requires to load a complex object tree and so is very memory consuming. Other algorithms will be optimized progressively in further hEIDI versions.\\
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 +Paradoxically,​ the grouping is little bit slower compared to previous hEIDI versions. But, initial loading and save operation will be quicker.
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 +the MSIdb must be saved before launching grouping. The peptide/​protein grouping is automatically saved to MSIdb as well.
  
 Protein grouping mechanism is detailled beneath the following image.\\ Protein grouping mechanism is detailled beneath the following image.\\
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