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Add a parameter to override a test and include spectra for mzML/mzXML centroided spectra
Existing code always tests the spectrum peak data for a minimum median peak distance of 50 ppm (to be considered centroid data), which always overrides the value read from an mzML or mzXML file. The parameter overrides the test result in the case that the mzML/mzXML file reports the spectrum as centroided, but the peak data failed the test.
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<spanclass="code-keyword">[-maxMissedCleavages Count]</span> (Exclude peptides with more than this number of missed cleavages from the search; <spanclass="code-object">Default: -1 (no limit)</span>)
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<spanclass="code-keyword">[-numMods Count]</span> (Maximum number of dynamic (variable) modifications per peptide; <spanclass="code-object">Default: 3</span>)
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<spanclass="code-keyword">[-allowDenseCentroidedPeaks 0/1]</span> (<spanclass="code-object">Default: 0 (disabled)</span>; 1: (for mzML/mzXML input only) allows inclusion of spectra with high-density centroid data in the search)
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MS-GF+ checks the distance between consecutive peaks in the spectrum, and if the median distance is less than 50 ppm, they are considered profile spectra regardless of the value provided in mzML and mzXML files.
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This parameter allows overriding this check when the mzML/mzXML file says the spectrum is centroided.
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