imspy-search
Database search functionality for timsTOF proteomics data using sagepy.
Installation
pip install imspy-search
Features
- Database Search: SAGE-based database search for timsTOF DDA data
- PSM Rescoring: Machine learning-based rescoring of peptide-spectrum matches
- FDR Control: Target-decoy competition and q-value estimation
- MGF Support: Parse and search Bruker DataAnalysis MGF files
- CLI Tools: Command-line interfaces for common workflows
Quick Start
from imspy_search import (
extract_timstof_dda_data,
get_searchable_spec,
generate_balanced_rt_dataset,
generate_balanced_im_dataset,
)
# Extract DDA data for database search
fragments = extract_timstof_dda_data(
path="path/to/data.d",
num_threads=16,
)
CLI Tools
imspy-dda
Full DDA search pipeline with intensity prediction and rescoring:
imspy-dda /path/to/data /path/to/fasta.fasta --config config.toml
imspy-ccs
Extract CCS values from DDA data for machine learning:
imspy-ccs --raw_data_path /path/to/data --fasta_path /path/to/fasta.fasta
imspy-rescore-sage
Rescore SAGE search results with deep learning features:
imspy-rescore-sage results.tsv fragments.tsv /output/path
Submodules
- utility: Core utility functions for database search
- sage_output_utility: SAGE output processing and rescoring
- mgf: MGF file parsing for sagepy queries
- rescoring: PSM rescoring with deep learning features
- dda_extensions: TimsDatasetDDA extensions for sagepy
- cli/: Command-line interface tools
Dependencies
- imspy-core: Core data structures (required)
- imspy-predictors: ML predictors for CCS, RT, intensity (required)
- sagepy: SAGE database search framework (required)
- mokapot: Machine learning for PSM scoring (required)
Related Packages
- imspy-core: Core data structures and timsTOF readers
- imspy-predictors: ML-based predictors
- imspy-simulation: Simulation tools for timsTOF data
- imspy-vis: Visualization tools
License
MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.
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