Merge pull request #36 from FabianAicheler/patch-1

consensus workflow tutorial setting. specificity fix
OpenMS · Jun 7, 2016 · 709cd5f · 709cd5f
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diff --git a/Handout/labelfree.tex b/Handout/labelfree.tex
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ \subsubsection{Bonus task: identification using several search engines}
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 Now we can create a consensus identification with the \KNIMENODE{ConsensusID} \menu{Community Nodes > OpenMS > ID Processing} node.
 We can connect this to the \KNIMENODE{PeptideIndexer} and go along with our existing FDR filtering.
-\note{By default, X!Tandem takes additional enzyme cutting rules into consideration (besides the specified tryptic digest). Thus you have to set PeptideIndexer's \textit{enzyme $\rightarrow$ specificity} parameter to \texttt{semi} to accept X!Tandems semi tryptic identifications as well.}
+\note{By default, X!Tandem takes additional enzyme cutting rules into consideration (besides the specified tryptic digest). Thus for the tutorial files, you have to set PeptideIndexer's \textit{enzyme $\rightarrow$ specificity} parameter to \texttt{none} to accept X!Tandems non-tryptic identifications as well.}
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 \begin{figure}[htbp]

diff --git a/Workflows/consensus_peptide_identification.zip b/Workflows/consensus_peptide_identification.zip