data processing and Denzo!!
Zbyszek Otwinowski
zbyszek at mix.swmed.edu
Wed Feb 7 20:55:26 EST 1996
Fan Yang wrote:
>
> Zbyszek Otwinowski (zbyszek at mix.swmed.edu) wrote:
> : It makes perfect sense to 'refine partiality' in Denzo, even if you have
> : all partial data set.
>
> So, I think the data can be treated as usual when running Denzo. Is this
> also true for scalepack? Is there any special command in Scalepack to deal
> with a data set containing no fully recorded reflections?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Fan Yang
> Rice University.
There is no need for special command in scalepack to process partial data set.
However, in such cases it may be very helpful to add:
scale restrain 0.02
b restrain 0.2
To restrain scale and b factors. If frames are quite narrow, there may be
not enough observations to define relative on all frames.
scale restrain 0.02 assumes expectation of about 2% change of relative
scale factor between frames, b restrain 0.2 assumes expectation of
b factor changing by 0.2A**2 between frames.
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