| OpenMS 2.5.0

Classes
FeatureFinder
Analysis

The feature detection algorithms. More...

## Classes

class | FeatureFinder
| The main feature finder class. More...
class | FeatureFinderAlgorithmIsotopeWavelet
| Implements the isotope wavelet feature finder. More...
class | FeatureFinderAlgorithmMRM
| FeatureFinderAlgorithm for MRM experiments. More...
class | FeatureFinderAlgorithmPicked
| FeatureFinderAlgorithm for picked peaks. More...
class | Fitter1D
| Abstract base class for all 1D-dimensional model fitter. More...
class | InterpolationModel
| Abstract class for 1D-models that are approximated using linear interpolation. More...
class | ProductModel< D >
| Class for product models i.e. models with D independent dimensions. More...
class | FeatureFinderAlgorithmSH
| The Superhirn FeatureFinderAlgorithm. More...
class | FeatureFinderAlgorithmSHCtrl
| A facade for various Superhirn FeatureFinder classes. Use FeatureFinderAlgorithmSH instead. More...

## Detailed Description

The feature detection algorithms.

## Class Documentation

## ◆ OpenMS::ProductModel

class OpenMS::ProductModel

### template<UInt D>
class OpenMS::ProductModel< D >

Class for product models i.e. models with D independent dimensions.

The predicted intensity is simply the product of the intensities in each dimension

Parameters of this class are:

Name | Type | Default | Restrictions | Description
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
cutoff | float | 0.0 |  | Low intensity cutoff of the model. Peaks below this intensity are not considered part of the model.
RT | string | GaussModel |  | Name of the model used for this dimension
MZ | string | GaussModel |  | Name of the model used for this dimension
intensity_scaling | float | 1.0 |  | Scaling factor used to adjust the model distribution to the intensities of the data

Note:

- If a section name is documented, the documentation is displayed as tooltip.
- Advanced parameter names are italic.

Todo:
  This class provides new member functions, which makes Factory<BaseModel<2> >::create("ProductModel2D") pretty much useless! (Clemens)