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ms2deepscore #40
ms2deepscore #40
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Added an ms2deepscore workflow + vignette
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Thanks Matthias! The vignette is very helpful and we can build on that! I would however suggest to move it to the inst/doc folder. All files within the vignettes folder are expected to be working out-of-the-box and will be rendered during package building (and testing - which currently fails).
Also, if I understand, the R/ms2deepscore.R contains the R code from the vignettes/ms2deepscore.Rmd? In that case I would suggest to remove the file - we can later use the vignette to add dedicated functions to SpectriPy
- or just have the vignette that describes how the analysis can be done manually.
Removed separate .R file and moved .Rmd file to inst/doc
Added file downloads for model and test data
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Perfect! Thank you so much! We might amend the file a bit to make it runnable also on github actions etc (i.e. downloading and caching the used data files) - but that's for later :)
Ah, and before merging @mmattano - can I ask you to please add yourself to the DESCRIPTION with |
Added myself
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Perfect! Thanks! Will merge.
Added a workflow to use ms2deepscore in R as part of the EuBIC MS hackathon