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-# w4mjoinpn_galaxy_wrapper
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-This tool joins two sets of MS1 datasets for **exactly** the same set of samples, where one was gathered in positive 
-ionization-mode and the other in negative ionization-mode, for reasons set forth below.  
-
-Workflow4Metabolomics (W4M, Giacomoni *et al.*, 2014, http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btu813; http://workflow4metabolomics.org; 
-https://github.com/workflow4metabolomics) provides a suite of Galaxy tools for processing and analyzing metabolomics data.
-  
-W4M uses the XCMS package (Smith *et al.*, 2006 http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ac051437y) to extract features and align 
-their retention times among multiple samples. 
-
-After peak extraction and alignment, W4M uses the CAMERA package (Kuhl *et al.*, 2012, http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ac202450g) 
-"to postprocess XCMS feature lists and to collect all features related to a compound into a compound spectrum."
-
-Both of these steps are done using data collected in a single ionization mode (i.e., only negative or only positive)
-because it would not make sense to attempt to use CAMERA otherwise.
-
-However, multivariate analysis in general, and particularly the "False Discovery Rate" adjustment in hypothesis testing,
-would both benefit from having all variables (features), negative and positive, combined for one analysis.  It is also
-cumbersome to be forced to do an analysis twice, once for each ionization mode.
-
-This tool will fail:
- * when the samples are not listed in exactly the same order in the negative-mode dataMatrix and the positive-mode dataMatrix
- * when the samples are not listed in exactly the same order in the negative-mode sampleMetadata and the positive-mode sampleMetadata
-
-Otherwise
-  * the two dataMatrix files are concatenated, and the names of features identified from positive ionization-mode data
-are prefixed with "P"; negative, with "N".
-  * the two variableMetadata files are concatenated, and the names of features are prefixed in the same way.
-  * if sampleMetadata has a polarity column, its value is set to "posneg" in the output.
-    * Technically, the sampleMetadata file in the output is derived from the negative ionization-mode sampleMetadata.