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\title{\Rpackage{MSnbase} development}

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\begin{abstract}
  This vignette describes the classes implemented in \Rpackage{MSnbase} package. 
  It is intended as a starting point for developers or users who would like to 
  learn more or further develop/extend \Robject{pSet}. 

\end{abstract}
\textit{Keywords}: Mass Spectrometry (MS), proteomics, infrastructure.
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\section{Introduction}

This document is not a replacement for the individual manual pages, that  
document the slots of the \Rpackage{MSnbase} classes. It is a centralised high-level 
description of the package design.

\Rpackage{MSnbase} aims at being compatible with the \Rpackage{Biobase} 
infrastructure \cite{Gentleman2004}. 
Many meta data structures that are used in \Robject{eSet} and associated classes are 
also used here. As such, knowledge of the \textit{Biobase development and the new eSet} 
vignette\footnote{%%
  The vignette can directly be accessed with 
  \texttt{vignette("BiobaseDevelopment",package="Biobase")} 
  once \Rpackage{Biobase} is loaded.} would be beneficial.

The initial goal is to use the \Rpackage{MSnbase} infrastructure for labelled quantitation 
using reporter ions (iTRAQ \citep{Ross2004} and TMT \citep{Thompson2003}). Spectral counting 
should be trivial to apply with current features, as long as identification data is at hand. 
Currently, no effort is invested to streamline label-free quantitative proteomics, although 
some effort has been done to keep the infrastructure flexible enough to accommodate more 
designs.


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\section{\Rpackage{MSnbase} classes}

All classes have a \Robject{.\_\_classVersion\_\_} slot, of class \Robject{Versioned} 
from the \Robject{Biobase} package. This slot documents the class version for any instance 
to be used for debugging and object update purposes. Any change in a class implementation 
should trigger a version change.

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\subsection{\Robject{pSet}: a virtual class for raw mass spectrometry data and meta data}
\label{sec:pset}

This virtual class is the main container for mass spectrometry 
data, i.e spectra, and meta data. It is based on the \Robject{eSet} implementation for genomic 
data. The main difference with \Robject{eSet} is that the \Robject{assayData} slot is an 
environment containing any number of \Robject{Spectrum} instances (see section \ref{sec:spectrum}).

One new slot is introduced, namely \Robject{processingData}, 
that contains one \Robject{MSnProcess} instance  (see section \ref{sec:msnprocess}). 
 and the \Robject{experimentData} slot is now expected to contain
\Robject{MIAPE} data (see section \ref{sec:miape}).
The \Robject{annotation} slot has not 
been implemented, as no prior feature annotation is known in shotgun proteomics.

<<pSet>>=
getClass("pSet")
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\paragraph{Future work} Currently, few setters have been implemented. 

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\subsection{\Robject{MSnExp}: a class for MS experiments}
\label{sec:msnexp}

\Robject{MSnExp} extends \Robject{pSet} to store MS experiments. 
It does not add any new slots 
to \Robject{pSet}. Accessors and setters are all inherited from 
\Robject{pSet} and new ones should be implemented for \Robject{pSet}. 
Methods that manipulate actual data in experiments are implemented 
for \Robject{MSnExp} objects.

<<MSnExp>>=
getClass("MSnExp")
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\subsection{\Robject{MSnSet}: a class for quantitative proteomics data}

This class stores quantitation data and meta data 
after running \Robject{quantify} on an \Robject{MSnExp} object. The 
quantitative data is in form of a $n \times m$ matrix, where $m$ is the 
number of features/spectra originally in the \Robject{MSnExp} used as 
parameter in \Robject{quantify} and $m$ is the number of reporter ions 
(see section \ref{sec:reporterions}). 

This prompted to keep a similar implementation as 
the \Robject{ExpressionSet} class, while adding the proteomics-specific annotation slot
introduced in the \Robject{pSet} class, namely 
\Robject{processingData} for objects of class \Robject{MSnProcess} 
(see section \ref{sec:msnprocess}). 

The \Robject{MSnSet} class extends the virtual \Robject{eSet} class 
to provide compatibility for \Robject{ExpressionSet}-like behaviour. 
The experiment meta-data in  \Robject{experimentData} is 
also of class \Robject{MIAPE} (see section \ref{sec:miape}).
The \Robject{annotation} slot, inherited from \Robject{eSet} is not used.

<<MSnSet>>=
getClass("MSnSet")
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\subsection{\Robject{MSnProcess}: a class for logging processing meta data}
\label{sec:msnprocess}

This class aims at recording specific manipulations 
applied to \Robject{MSnExp} or \Robject{MSnSet} instances. The \Robject{processing} 
slot is a \Robject{character} vector that describes major processing. Most 
other slots are of class \Robject{logical} that indicate whether the data has been 
centroided, smoothed, \ldots although many of the functionality is not implemented yet.
Any new processing that is implemented should be documented and logged here.

It also documents the raw data file from which the data originates (\Robject{files} 
slot) and the \Rpackage{MSnbase} version that was in use when the \Robject{MSnProcess} 
instance, and hence the \Robject{MSnExp}/\Robject{MSnSet} objects, were originally created. 


<<MSnProcess>>=
getClass("MSnProcess")
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\subsection{\Robject{MIAPE}: Minimum Information About a Proteomics Experiment}
\label{sec:miape}

The Minimum Information About a Proteomics 
Experiment \citep{Taylor2007, Taylor2008} \Robject{MIAPE} class 
describes the experiment, including contact details, 
information about the mass spectrometer and control 
and analysis software. 

Raw data is currently imported from \texttt{mzXML} files \citep{Pedrioli2004} <
using the \Rfunction{xcms:::rampRawData} 
and \Rfunction{xcms:::rampRawDataMSn} functions from the 
\Rpackage{xcms} package \citep{Smith2006}.
These functions do not give access to the meta data. New importer functions are 
under development (see for instance \Rpackage{mzR}\footnote{%%
  \url{https://github.com/sneumann/mzR/blob/master/DESCRIPTION}}) that will 
hopefully give programmatic access to meta data stored in the data file to 
populate the \Robject{MIAPE} object.



<<MIAPE>>=
getClass("MIAPE")
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\subsection{\Robject{Spectrum} \textit{et al.}: classes for MS spectra}
\label{sec:spectrum}

\Robject{Spectrum} is a virtual class that defines 
common attributes to all types of spectra. MS1 and MS2 specific attributes 
are defined in the \Robject{Spectrum1} and \Robject{Spectrum2} classes, 
that directly extend \Robject{Spectrum}.

The choices of attributes has been dictated by the \Rfunction{xcms:::rampRawData} 
and \Rfunction{xcms:::rampRawDataMSn} functions and what data from the 
\texttt{mzXML} file they gave access to. 
It is expected that some hopefully minor changes might 
come up here when migrating to other data import packages, that allow random access 
to \texttt{mzXML} data and support \texttt{mzML} \citep{Martens2010}.

<<Spectrum>>=
getClass("Spectrum")
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<<Spectrum>>=
getClass("Spectrum1")
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<<Spectrum>>=
getClass("Spectrum2")
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\subsection{\Robject{ReporterIons}: a class for isobaric tags}
\label{sec:reporterions}

The iTRAQ and TMT (or any other peak of interest) 
are implemented \Robject{ReporterIons} instances, 
that essentially defines an expected MZ position for the peak and a width around 
this value as well a names for the reporters. 

<<ReporterIons>>=
getClass("ReporterIons")
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\subsection{\Robject{NAnnotatedDataFrame}: multiplexed \Robject{AnnotatedDataFrame}s}
\label{sec:nannotateddataframe}

The simple expansion of the \Robject{AnnotatedDataFrame} 
classes adds the \Robject{multiplex} and \Robject{multiLabel} slots to 
document the number and names of multiplexed samples. 

<<ReporterIons>>=
getClass("NAnnotatedDataFrame")
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\section{Miscellaneous}

\paragraph{Unit tests} \Rpackage{MSnbase} implements unit tests with 
the \Rpackage{testthat} package. 

\paragraph{Processing methods} Methods that process raw data, i.e. spectra 
should be implemented for \Robject{Spectrum} objects first and then 
\texttt{eapply}'ed (or similar) to the \Robject{assayData} slot of an 
\Robject{MSnExp} instance in the specific method.


%% \paragraph{Why this MIAME slot?} \label{misc:whymiame} While it would have been 
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%% to \Robject{MSnSet} instances, as \Robject{MSnSet} classes directly inherit 
%% from the \Robject{ExpressionSet}, whose \Robject{experimentData} slot must be of class 
%% \Robject{MIAME}. 

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\section{Session information}
\label{sec:sessionInfo} 

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