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suddenly .d.dia raw files not loadable any more

Open JM-Bader opened this issue 2 years ago • 5 comments

I ran two searches in parallel, one with .d TimsTOF Pro raw files one with .dia version of the raw files - to compare the speed gain.

The search with the .d raw files ran through. The search with .dia raw files started normally and at some point all following .dia files could not be loaded, were skipped with 0 peptides/proteins identified. Subsequently, there were not enough peptides for normalisation. It appears unlikely that a network issue was responsible for that, because the other search with .d raw files did not have any issues. DA01.14_PL01_DA-SER1.15_dia files_.log.txt

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JM-Bader avatar Jun 23 '22 09:06 JM-Bader

Yes, if files are on a network drive, if network is unstable, errors can happen.

vdemichev avatar Jun 23 '22 09:06 vdemichev

Well, as said, it appeared less likely that the cause was a network issue, because the other search using .d raw files did not have any issues.

Q1: Anyway, do I understand correctly that you don't see a reason that .d.dia files can make the search less stable? Q2: And that you think that a network issue still appears the most likely cause for you?

JM-Bader avatar Jun 23 '22 10:06 JM-Bader

Yes, there are no known bugs, so if something is not working, it's probably the problem with sth else, not DIA-NN

vdemichev avatar Jun 23 '22 10:06 vdemichev

Q3: In #413 you mentioned that you would not recommend using .d.dia instead of .d - as .d is relatively well compressed anyway. Is there a disadvantage of using .d.dia (information loss?)?

Second, is there still a search speed gain when using .d.dia compared to normal .d? (Or is it marginal?)

JM-Bader avatar Jun 23 '22 10:06 JM-Bader

The only disadvantage of .d.dia is space on disk. Yes, there's still a speed gain.

vdemichev avatar Jun 23 '22 10:06 vdemichev