mzrt2h5 0.1.6

A package to convert mzML files to HDF5 for deep learning.

mzrt2h5

A Python package to convert mzML files to HDF5 format for deep learning applications. Version 0.1.6

Installation

pip install mzrt2h5

After installation, a new command mzrt2h5 will be available in your terminal.

CLI Usage

This is the most straightforward way to use the package. After installation, you can call the mzrt2h5 command from your terminal.

Batch Processing (Multiple Files)

Example:

mzrt2h5 process \
    /path/to/your/mzml_folder/ \
    /path/to/your/output.h5 \
    --metadata-csv-path /path/to/your/metadata.csv \
    --rt-precision 0.1 \
    --mz-precision 0.01

Single File Conversion

To convert a single mzML file without needing metadata:

Example:

mzrt2h5 process-single \
    /path/to/your/file.mzML \
    /path/to/your/output.h5 \
    --rt-precision 0.1 \
    --mz-precision 0.01

Options:

Use mzrt2h5 --help to see all available options.

Python Usage

Batch Processing (Multiple Files)

from mzrt2h5.processing import save_dataset_as_sparse_h5
from mzrt2h5.dataset import DynamicSparseH5Dataset
from mzrt2h5.visualization import plot_sample_image

# Process mzML files and save to HDF5
save_dataset_as_sparse_h5(
    folder="path/to/your/mzML_files",
    save_path="output.h5",
    rt_precision=0.1,
    mz_precision=0.01,
    metadata_csv_path="path/to/your/metadata.csv",
)

Single File Conversion

from mzrt2h5.processing import save_single_mzml_as_sparse_h5

# Process a single mzML file and save to HDF5
save_single_mzml_as_sparse_h5(
    mzml_file_path="path/to/your/file.mzML",
    save_path="output.h5",
    rt_precision=0.1,
    mz_precision=0.01,
)

Create a PyTorch dataset

dataset = DynamicSparseH5Dataset(
    h5_path="output.h5",
    target_rt_precision=0.5,
    target_mz_precision=0.05,
)

# Create a dataset with on-the-fly augmentation for training
# with a random retention time shift of +/- 30 seconds
# and a random m/z shift of +/- 5 ppm.
train_dataset = DynamicSparseH5Dataset(
    h5_path="output.h5",
    target_rt_precision=0.5,
    target_mz_precision=0.05,
    augment=True,
    aug_rt_shift_s=30,
    aug_mz_shift_ppm=5
)

# Plot a sample image from the HDF5 file
plot_sample_image(
    h5_path="output.h5",
    sample_id="Sample_A", # Or an integer index like 0
    target_rt_precision=0.5,
    target_mz_precision=0.05,
    output_path="sample_A_plot.png" # Saves to file, remove to display interactively
)

Visualization

To visualize a mass spectrometry image from your HDF5 file, use the mzrt2h5 plot command:

mzrt2h5 plot \
    /path/to/your/output.h5 \
    "Sample_A" \
    --rt-precision 0.5 \
    --mz-precision 0.05 \
    --output-path sample_A_plot.png

Options:

Use mzrt2h5 plot --help to see all available options for plotting.

Changelog

Version 0.1.6

• Enhanced simulation capabilities in generate_simulation_data:
  • pwidth, snr, and rtime now accept vectors to specify values per compound.
  • baseline accepts a vector to simulate baseline shifts over time.
  • tailingindex allows specifying which compounds exhibit tailing.
• Fixed DynamicSparseH5Dataset to correctly handle samples with no peaks (empty spectra), ensuring robust loading and label handling.

Version 0.1.5

• Added support for 0-compound simulation in mzrtsim to enable matrix-only simulations, useful for generating blank matrix data.
• Added support for mzrtsim for mzml simulation.

Version 0.1.4

• Fixed path resolution issues in the web interface to ensure HDF5 files are properly located
• Improved error handling in HDF5 file writing
• Updated default precision values in the web interface (rt_precision: 1.0, mz_precision: 0.001)
• Enhanced progress tracking and debugging in both CLI and web interface
• Added better file extension handling for output filenames
• Fixed version consistency across all package files

Web Interface

This package includes a web interface with real-time progress indicators for both single-file and batch processing.

1. Run the Flask app:

   python app/app.py
   

2. Access the web interface: Open your web browser and go to http://127.0.0.1:5002.

3. Use the interface: The web interface has two modes:

   • Batch Processing: Upload a metadata file and multiple mzML files for processing
   • Single File: Upload a single mzML file without needing metadata

   Select the appropriate tab, set the parameters, and click the "Process" button.

4. Monitor progress:

   • Real-time progress bar shows processing status from 0% to 100%
   • Detailed status messages indicate current processing stage
   • Progress updates automatically without page refresh

5. Download results:

   • Download button appears automatically when processing completes
   • Click to download the generated HDF5 file
   • Temporary files are automatically cleaned up after download