From: Matthew C. <mat...@va...> - 2009-07-06 15:14:10
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The Agilent test data included with ProteoWizard in both native and mzML format (it's used as a unit test) should serve nicely as example mzML data. Currently all the data is QQQ. There is SRM and SIM currently supported, and there's a NL example too but Reader_Agilent doesn't support that yet (thus the file is just a single TIC). Some of the SRM data is mixed with MS2 data, although I don't think they are MIDAS experiments. Reader_Agilent also supports precursor ion spectra, but that example was too big so I nixed it. Agilent has approved us using and distributing their example data. I wish other vendors had similar redistributable test data sets. I should be getting a couple of good Thermo example files from Mike MacCoss soon as well - an LTQ example with MS1-3 and zoom scans, and a TSQ example with SRM, SIM, PI, and NL. Not a very sensible test, but very good for a unit test. ;) Here's the download for Agilent: http://proteowizard.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/proteowizard/trunk/pwiz/pwiz/data/vendor_readers/Agilent/Reader_Agilent_Test.data.tar.bz2 If anybody on the list has small Agilent QTOF data (less than a megabyte after compression) I'd like to include that for testing and example purposes as well. Thanks, Matt Fredrik Levander wrote: > Hi All, > > Just a quick note to tell that the hand crafted SRM example has been > updated to use chromatograms instead of spectra, according to the 1.1.0 > specification. > Please tell me if you spot any errors. Also, the binary arrays in this > example does not make sense, so it would be nice to have a real SRM > example file available online (pwiz conversion?) > The file (also linked from the spec site): > http://dev.thep.lu.se/fp6-prodac/browser/trunk/mzML/scans/MRM_example_1.1.0.mzML?format=raw > > Regards > > Fredrik > > |