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-Once your Identification Dataset has been created, you can see it on the tree, in the left side of the window.+Once your Identification Dataset has been created, you can see it on the tree, in the left side of the window. ​You may need to collapse and expand again the //​Identifications//​ node to see it appear.\\
 The white icon let you known that it is not yet validated (becomes green when validated). The white icon let you known that it is not yet validated (becomes green when validated).
  
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 Click //OK// to register these annotations. The window closes and the files selection has been annotated as shown below (on the left). Click //Create Dataset//. The generated dataset (below, on the right) will have 2 levels of aggregation:​ biological group (with the copy/pasted names) and top-level (chosen name for dataset). Click //OK// to register these annotations. The window closes and the files selection has been annotated as shown below (on the left). Click //Create Dataset//. The generated dataset (below, on the right) will have 2 levels of aggregation:​ biological group (with the copy/pasted names) and top-level (chosen name for dataset).
  
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 === Example 2: multiple biological groups and biological samples === === Example 2: multiple biological groups and biological samples ===
  
 +Let's take a slightly more complex design, introducing biological replicates for each condition:
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 +| Result file | Peaklist File | Biological replicate | Condition |
 +| F078594.dat | OVEMB150205_21.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 50fmol |
 +| F078596.dat | OVEMB150205_23.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 50fmol |
 +| F078592.dat | OVEMB150205_25.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 50fmol |
 +| F078590.dat | OVEMB150205_27.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 50fmol |
 +| F078591.dat | OVEMB150205_12.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 5fmol |
 +| F078595.dat | OVEMB150205_14.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 5fmol |
 +| F078597.dat | OVEMB150205_16.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 5fmol |
 +| F078593.dat | OVEMB150205_18.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 5fmol |
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 +**Note**
 +In most of the cases, the definitions go as following:​\\
 +- biological group = biological condition\\
 +- biological sample = biological replicate\\
 +- sample analysis = technical replicate\\
 +However, these definitions are not strict and you can use and adapt the hierarchy to fit your needs.
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 +  * As shown previously (see [[#Example 1: multiple biological groups | example 1]]), choose the result set mapping property and add the //​Biological group// column.
 +  * In the toolbar box, now select the //​Biological sample// annotation, and add it by clicking on //Add//.
 +  * You can re-arrange the columns order to fit your data table: drag and drop the column headers to move them.
 +  * Copy/paste the relevant columns of your table in the annotation editor.
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 +Click //OK// to register the annotations and see them in the creation panel.\\
 +Then click //Create Dataset//​.\\
 +The generated dataset will have 3 levels of aggregation:​
 +  * top-level (name: chosen in creation panel)
 +  * biological groups (names: from annotation editor column)
 +  * biological samples (names: from annotation editor column)
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