System and method for scoring peptide matches
CA 2493956 A1 · Owner: Masselot, Alexandre · Inventors: Masselot, Alexandre; Colinge, Jacques
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The present invention relates to a system and method for scoring peptide matches. Embodiments of the present invention improves identification of peptides and proteins by introducing an appropriate signal detection based scoring system and what is believed to be the new concept of an extended match. To score a match between a first peptide and a second peptide a , stochastic model may be generated based on one or more match characteristics associated with the first peptide, the second peptide and their fragments. A first probability that the first peptide matches the second peptide and a , second probability that the first peptide does not match the second peptide may be calculated …
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