Introduction
Maspy is a Python library with the aim to provide simple, convenient and versatile access to proteomics data of bottom up experiments. To achieve this it features an internal data representation that facilitates comfortable use of this data. Maspy is intended as a tool for researchers that allows the combination of different software to generate customized and scriptable data processing workflows and to enable interactive data analysis with Python.
Documentation
An introduction to the underlying concepts of maspy is available at http://maspy.readthedocs.io
Workflow examples
In order to show how to use maspy we are going to provide examples of simple data analysis workflows.
Test files
Test files can be downloaded from https://github.com/hollenstein/maspy_testfiles
Installation
For Windows users without Python we recommend installing the Anaconda Python package provided by Continuum Analytics.
NOTE: The current release of maspy will soon be submitted to PyPi, which allows installation with PIP, as described below:
For installing maspy and its dependencies we recommend using PIP.
Installing maspy from the command line with PIP after the release:
` pip install maspy `
Compatibility
Maspy is developed and tested on Python 2.7 and 3.5. Tested on Windows (7) and Linux (Debian 8).
License
maspy is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
The project contains additional code and files licensed under different licenses. For details refer to LICENSE.txt.
Contributors
David Hollenstein https://github.com/hollenstein
Jakob Hollenstein https://github.com/jkbjh
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