What are the user friendly R packages available for analyzing shotgun proteomics data?
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Please define user-friendly.
with having access to real-world examples/explanations!
What have your tried? RforProteomics? From where do you want to use R? From RAW data?
Thanks for trying to help Nota. I have not tried anything yet. Yes from the raw data. (.d files)
I haven't found an R package yet that can start from .RAW files, but there is a linux command line version of MaxQuant available now.