Emily,
You can find Rwp (labeled as wR) for each histogram by clicking on each
histogram in the data tree. (BTW, Rp does not mean much). Also there are the
Bragg R-factors for each phase in the histogram.
Under the Covariance tree item you can find overall statistics for all
histograms. Note that what many people call Chi**2 should actually be called
Reduced Chi**2. We list that using the single crystal convention,
goodness-of-fit (GOF), which is the square-root of the Reduced Chi**2.
GSAS-II does produce a .lst file, but it only contains the results for the
most recent cycle of refinement — so no LSTVIEW needed; open in your favorite
text editor/viewer. The .lst file has way more statistics, most of which I
don’t believe in using.
Brian
On Sep 14, 2018, at 7:38 PM, Emily Siska
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I am looking for the GSAS I "list view" in GSAS II. I would like to see my wRp
and Rp. Where can I find these?
Thank you!
Best Regards,
Emily Siska
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