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#include <OpenMS/CONCEPT/Types.h>#include <OpenMS/DATASTRUCTURES/ListUtils.h>#include <OpenMS/DATASTRUCTURES/StringUtils.h>#include <vector>Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | RescoreInput |
| Input to domain-agnostic Percolator::rescore. More... | |
| struct | RescoreOutput |
| Output from Percolator::rescore. Aligned 1:1 with RescoreInput::features. More... | |
| struct | PercolatorModel |
| Trained Percolator model: averaged SVM weights in raw feature space. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| namespace | OpenMS |
| Main OpenMS namespace. | |
| struct OpenMS::RescoreInput |
Input to domain-agnostic Percolator::rescore.
Row ordering is preserved in the output. Each row corresponds to one data point — the row's semantics (PSM, transition, peak group, etc.) are determined by the caller.
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| vector< double > | calc_masses | |
| vector< int > | cv_group_keys |
Per-row integer key used to group rows into the same cross-validation fold. Rows sharing a key will never be split across folds. Leave empty to use row index (each row in its own group). Supply this when rows have natural duplication (e.g., multiple PSMs from one spectrum, multiple transitions from one precursor). |
| vector< double > | exp_masses | |
| StringList | feature_names | Names aligned 1:1 with feature columns; used for logging only. |
| vector< vector< double > > | features |
[n_rows][n_features] scalar features per row. Rows must all have the same length. |
| vector< bool > | is_decoy | Target (false) or decoy (true) label per row. |
| vector< int > | scan_numbers |
Optional per-row PIN-compatible fields. When supplied, these override the synthetic defaults ( Percolator::fillPINCompatibleFields() is a helper that derives all four vectors from a vector of PeptideIdentifications using the same conventions as PercolatorInfile::store. Each vector is either empty (in which case the default is used) or contains exactly n_rows entries, one per feature row. |
| vector< int > | spec_file_numbers | |
| struct OpenMS::RescoreOutput |
Output from Percolator::rescore. Aligned 1:1 with RescoreInput::features.
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| vector< double > | peps | posterior error probability per row |
| vector< double > | q_values | q-value per row |
| vector< double > | scores | SVM discriminant score per row. |
| struct OpenMS::PercolatorModel |
Trained Percolator model: averaged SVM weights in raw feature space.
Produced by Percolator::train and consumed by Percolator::score. The weights are un-normalized: they are intended to multiply raw input features directly. The normalization transform learned by the SVM has already been folded into the weights and bias by Normalizer::unnormalizeweight(). Callers must therefore not normalize features before score(); doing so would apply the transform twice.
The raw SVM dot product for a row with feature vector f is raw = sum_j(f[j] * weights[j]) + weights[n_features] // bias last Percolator::score() applies a further FDR-based rescaling on top of this raw value to produce the final SVM discriminant reported in RescoreOutput.scores; see Percolator::score for the exact formula.
| Class Members | ||
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| StringList | feature_names |
Feature column names. Must be non-empty and must match RescoreInput::feature_names positionally at score time. Any string value is permitted: the bias is stored in the header by saveModel(), so feature names carry no reserved meaning. |
| int | format_version = 1 | Integer schema version for the on-disk format. |
| string | normalizer_type |
"stdv" | "uni" | "none" — the normalizer used during training. Informational only; all three produce raw-space weights that score() can apply directly, since the normalization transform is already folded into the weights and bias. Recorded so that reproducibility tooling can identify the learner configuration that produced the model. |
| int | seed = 0 | Random seed used during training. Informational. |
| vector< double > | weights | Size = n_features + 1. The last entry is the bias. |