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Text: Peak picking . For peak picking , we first analyze and compare the numbers of detected peaks . In Table 4 we report the median , minimum , and maximum of identified peaks in individual measurements for every dataset separately . For VN m with combined peak picking and clustering , no numbers can be given . The other numbers vary from zero to 143 , with largest medians 42 ( SGLTR , first dataset D 1 ) , 49 ( SGLTR , D 2 ) , and 56 ( VN a , D 3 ) . Variation across Comparison of analysis processes for MCC - IMS data - Automated methods can replace manual peak annotations datasets is high , with largest numbers for D 2 . SGLTR is the only algorithm detecting at least 15 peaks in every measurement . Some algorithms lead to implausible results , for example PDSA that finds for D 2 as median only seven peaks per measurement , with minimum zero and maximum 90 . The third dataset leads to the most stable results with lowest variability and with at least 19 detected peaks for all measurements and all peak picking methods .<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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