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Use when after batch correction of metabolomics data when you need to identify and remove compounds whose signal in background/blank samples exceeds a tolerable contamination level.
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| name | background-contamination-threshold-assessment |
| description | Use when after batch correction of metabolomics data when you need to identify and remove compounds whose signal in background/blank samples exceeds a tolerable contamination level. |
| license | CC-BY-4.0 |
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Assess and filter metabolomics compounds based on background signal contamination levels relative to study samples. This skill applies a user-configurable background percentage threshold to flag compounds with excessive signal in blank/negative control samples, preventing false-positive identifications and ensuring reportable compound reliability.
After batch correction of metabolomics data when you need to identify and remove compounds whose signal in background/blank samples exceeds a tolerable contamination level. Apply this skill when your SummarizedExperiment object contains assays with both study sample and background sample measurements, and you must decide which compounds are sufficiently clean to report.
Within the mzQuality doAnalysis workflow, set the backgroundPercentage threshold parameter (default and recommended: 40) to define the maximum tolerable background signal as a percentage of study sample signal. The function automatically calculates the ratio of background signal to study sample signal for each compound. Compounds exceeding this threshold are flagged by setting their use column in rowData to FALSE, indicating they are unreliable for reporting. The threshold filters compounds based on signal contamination alone; combine this filter with RSDQC and QC presence thresholds for comprehensive compound reliability assessment. Extract flagged compounds and generate diagnostic plots to verify that removed compounds genuinely show elevated background noise rather than true low-abundance metabolites.
exp <- doAnalysis(exp = exp, removeOutliers=TRUE, removeBadCompounds=TRUE, backgroundPercentage=40); reportable_compounds <- exp[rowData(exp)$use, ]
exp[rowData(exp)$use, exp$use] and verify the remaining compound count decreases relative to input; tabulate the removed compounds with their background percentages to confirm they exceed the set threshold.use in both the rowData and colData slots of the SummarizedExperiment. These contain either a TRUE or FALSE value, indicating if the compound or sample is"