Quant table reader #105
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rename methods; tutorials for dev
CHORE: prot decoy
replace mmh3 with xxhash
flexible frag representation to add frags
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The first implementation of the quant table reader, which converts outputs of proteomics search engines into a generic wide format as discussed in #89
Attached is an example of how the output tables currently look like. At test notebook is available in
nbdev_nbs/quantification/test_table_loading.ipynb
Happy to get some feedback :)