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This repo is deprecated! It does not contain the latest updates regarding Prosit!
Code related to model training can be found at dlomix!
The latest models can be found & accessed on Koina!
More functionality (spectral-library generation & rescoring) is available with Oktoberfest!
This functionality is also available on the Prosit website!

Prosit

Prosit is a deep neural network to predict iRT values and MS2 spectra for given peptide sequences. You can use it at proteomicsdb.org/prosit/ without installation.

CLA assistant

Hardware

Prosit requires

Installation

Prosit requires

Prosit was tested on Ubuntu 16.04, CUDA 8.0, CUDNN 6 with Nvidia Tesla K40c and Titan Xp graphic cards with the dependencies above.

The time installation takes is dependent on your download speed (Prosit downloads a 3GB docker container). In our tests installation time is ~5 minutes.

Model

Prosit assumes your models are in directories that look like this:

  • model.yml - a saved keras model
  • config.yml - a model specifying names of inputs and outputs of the model
  • weights file(s) - that follow the template weights_{epoch}_{loss}.hdf5

You can download pre-trained models for HCD fragmentation prediction and iRT prediction on https://figshare.com/projects/Prosit/35582.

Usage

The following command will load your model from /path/to/model/. In the example GPU device 0 is used for computation. The default PORT is 5000.

make server MODEL_SPECTRA=/path/to/fragmentation_model/ MODEL_IRT=/path/to/irt_model/

Currently two output formats are supported: a MaxQuant style msms.txt not including the iRT value and a generic text file (that works with Spectronaut)

Example

Please find an example input file at example/peptidelist.csv. After starting the server you can run the following commands, depending on what output format you prefer:

curl -F "peptides=@examples/peptidelist.csv" http://127.0.0.1:5000/predict/generic

curl -F "peptides=@examples/peptidelist.csv" http://127.0.0.1:5000/predict/msp

curl -F "peptides=@examples/peptidelist.csv" http://127.0.0.1:5000/predict/msms

The examples take about 4s to run. Expected output files (.generic, .msp and .msms) can be found in examples/.

Using Prosit on your data

You can adjust the example above to your own needs. Send any list of (Peptide, Precursor charge, Collision energy) in the format of /example/peptidelist.csv to a running instance of the Prosit server.

Please note: Sequences with amino acid U, O, or X are not supported. Modifications except "M(ox)" are not supported. Each C is treated as Cysteine with carbamidomethylation (fixed modification in MaxQuant).

Pseudo-code

  1. Load the models given as in the MODEL_X environment variables
  2. Start a server and wait for inputs
  3. On incomming request
    • transform peptide list to model input format (numpy arrays)
    • predict fragment intensity and iRT with the loaded models for the given peptides
    • transform prediction to the requested output format and return response