mzXML Data file conversion into cdf
Quote from Guest on December 12, 2023, 11:19 amI have worked within my Ph.D. with Paradise and was convinced of how well it performs even in complex problems (seperate compounds from an hugh polymerbackground). In that project, I had Agilent .D files and was able to easily convert them into .CDF files and work with those.
Now, I have a new project and a huge number of .mzXML GC-TOF-MS files that I would like to deconvolute. Is it even possible to convert these files into CDF?
I appreciate your work and would like to thank you for any advice on how to solve this problem.
Greetings, Jörg
I have worked within my Ph.D. with Paradise and was convinced of how well it performs even in complex problems (seperate compounds from an hugh polymerbackground). In that project, I had Agilent .D files and was able to easily convert them into .CDF files and work with those.
Now, I have a new project and a huge number of .mzXML GC-TOF-MS files that I would like to deconvolute. Is it even possible to convert these files into CDF?
I appreciate your work and would like to thank you for any advice on how to solve this problem.
Greetings, Jörg
Quote from Beatriz Quintanilla on December 17, 2023, 2:44 pmDear Jörg
We are glad to know PARADISe has been useful in your work. Probably you can convert your files with Open Chrome (open-source software), otherwise there might be R packages for that purpose.
In any case, since your data is GC-TOF-MS, I am afraid PARADISe does not handle high resolution MS data.
Best regards,
Beatriz
Dear Jörg
We are glad to know PARADISe has been useful in your work. Probably you can convert your files with Open Chrome (open-source software), otherwise there might be R packages for that purpose.
In any case, since your data is GC-TOF-MS, I am afraid PARADISe does not handle high resolution MS data.
Best regards,
Beatriz