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Xcalibur Qual Browser has a plotting feature where multiple chromatograms can be overlayed: example.pdf
This would be a nice feature to have in MZmine3, as it seems to be a common way to present multiple chromatogram traces in the literature. Xcalibur seems to have it implemented by using two parameters: skew & elevation. Skew translates each chromatogram trace in the X axis whereas elevation translates the chromatogram trace in the Y axis. Each chromatogram is translated by the skew/elevation values, multiplied by the position of the trace - 1 (e.g. 1st trace is at the origin, 2nd trace is translated by 1 skew & 1 elevation, 3rd trace is translated by 2 skew & 2 elevation). The background bounding box seems to be lines drawn from the origin / limits of the axes to limits defined by the skew / elevation of the last trace.
If the graphing framework planned for use in MZmine3 can draw datapoints outside of the bounds of the X and Y axis (as this plot would require), and has a mechanism for directly drawing lines given start and end coordinates, it should be possible to implement such a plot without much trouble. Would be happy to try and implement as MZmine3 progresses & the GUI becomes fleshed out.
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I think it is doable.
Try downloading the orson charts library (https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/orson-charts-public/orsoncharts-1.5.zip), run the demo (orsoncharts-1.5-fx-demo.jar), and check the XYZLineChart3DDemo1 demo. It is fully interactive, zoomable and rotatable by mouse. We can probably use this library to generate nice 3D-overlay chromatograms.
Hi there,
Xcalibur Qual Browser has a plotting feature where multiple chromatograms can be overlayed:
example.pdf
This would be a nice feature to have in MZmine3, as it seems to be a common way to present multiple chromatogram traces in the literature. Xcalibur seems to have it implemented by using two parameters: skew & elevation. Skew translates each chromatogram trace in the X axis whereas elevation translates the chromatogram trace in the Y axis. Each chromatogram is translated by the skew/elevation values, multiplied by the position of the trace - 1 (e.g. 1st trace is at the origin, 2nd trace is translated by 1 skew & 1 elevation, 3rd trace is translated by 2 skew & 2 elevation). The background bounding box seems to be lines drawn from the origin / limits of the axes to limits defined by the skew / elevation of the last trace.
If the graphing framework planned for use in MZmine3 can draw datapoints outside of the bounds of the X and Y axis (as this plot would require), and has a mechanism for directly drawing lines given start and end coordinates, it should be possible to implement such a plot without much trouble. Would be happy to try and implement as MZmine3 progresses & the GUI becomes fleshed out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: