On 2020-10-09 01:59, Dirk Kostrewa wrote:
Dear Doo Nam Kim,
On 09.10.20 08:43, Doo Nam Kim wrote:
Since I don't know correct value of OSCILLATION_RANGE, I just changed
to the example value (0.1) from (0.89976, I know it is not a
positive multiple of 0.0001, but worked for ketone data).
w
Hi Doo Nam Kim,
If you do not know your OSCILLATION_RANGE, a good guess would be to take
your collection angle range (-60 to +60 or 120 degrees) and divide that by
the number of frames.
Best,
Jessica
On Fri, Oct 9, 2020 at 2:00 AM Dirk Kostrewa <
dirk.kostr...@lrz.uni-muenchen.de> wrote:
> Dear
Dear Doo Nam Kim,
On 09.10.20 08:43, Doo Nam Kim wrote:
Since I don't know correct value of OSCILLATION_RANGE, I just changed to the
example value (0.1) from (0.89976, I know it is not a positive multiple of
0.0001, but worked for ketone data).
without knowing the correct value for the O
Dear Doo Nam Kim,
actually the results of XDS processing are deterministic for all practical
purposes (to be nitpicking, the multi-processor version xds_par may result in
slighly different output each time it is run, because for a few calculations
the order of operations is influenced by the o
Once I turned off my vpn, I could download from
https://data.sbgrid.org/dataset/222/
Thank you for your help.
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Thank you Tim and Kay.
"the indexing procedure is independent of the starting angle of the first
frame."
--> I see, since XDS does indexing, I think that XDS is independent of the
starting angle of the first frame
"Are you possibly looking for the OSCILLATION_WIDTH=, i.e. the degree
per fram
I agree with Tim that Doo Nam Kim's question appears to be directed towards the
rotation per frame,
which is specified in XDS.INP using
OSCILLATION_RANGE= ! (not OSCILLATION_WIDTH!)
please see the documentation at
http://xds.mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de/html_doc/xds_parameters.html#OSCILLATION_
Dear Doo Nam Kim,
the indexing procedure is independent of the starting angle of the
first frame.
Are you possibly looking for the OSCILLATION_WIDTH=, i.e. the degree
per frame during data collection?
Best regards,
Tim
On Thu, 8 Oct 2020 09:28:07 +0100
Doo Nam Kim <4e720d49e642-dmarc-requ..
I think that my microED data was measured with -60 to 60 rotation angle.
However,
STARTING_ANGLE= -60.
in my XDS.INP
resulted in
...
# COORDINATES OF REC. BASIS VECTORREDUCED CELL INDICES
1 0.0020349 0.0108237 0.0096964 1.00 -0.00 -0.00
2 -0.0056895-0.0002762
