Eleanor Dodson wrote:
Well - the old way to estimate sigma was Sqrt(I**2 +
constant_representing background) and then get
Sigma_F as ~ sqrt(SigI)/(2*F ) .
sftools would calculate that for you and append it to the output file..
Eleanor
I suggested something similar to Pete but sufficiently diff
Well - the old way to estimate sigma was Sqrt(I**2 +
constant_representing background) and then get
Sigma_F as ~ sqrt(SigI)/(2*F ) .
sftools would calculate that for you and append it to the output file..
Eleanor
Eleanor Peter Adrian Meyer wrote:
I add a fake "sigma" column for each "data" col
Wouldn't it be reasonable to use the sigma one calculates from the
sigmaA? That sigma would reflect the uncertainty in the calculated
structure factor amplitude due to the uncertainty in the parameters
in your model. Of course, one then realizes that you should down
weight you structure facto
> I add a fake "sigma" column for each "data" column because so many
programs require one.
This is slightly tangential, but does anyone know of a good way to
generate semi-realistic sigma values for calculated/simulated data?
The best I've been able to do is borrow from an experimental dataset of
Hi Santosh,
Here is an alternative to methods mentioned earlier. If you get the
latest version of the cctbx or cci_apps (from www.phenix-online.org) you
will find a new application named phenix.xmanip (or mmtbx.xmanip if you
only download the cctbx).
xmanip has some useful features, one of t
And just to be complete . . .
Solve will calculate data with the anomalous component for you,
although you can't stop it from adding some "experimental" error.
Phenix.refine is another option.
Pete
I wrote a CCP4 script for this:
http://bl831.als.lbl.gov/~jamesh/mlfsom/ano_sfall.com
The script is actually based on a CCP4BB reply from Elanor I found in
the archives. It does Elanor's jigery-hokery, and a few other things.
The script is meant to be the front-end for a simulator so I did a
Dear Santosh,
You can do it easily with XPREP, but you need first to convert PDB format
into SHELX .ins format using the 'I' option in SHELXPRO (just answer all
questions with for this purpose), then start XPREP without an
input file and give the name of the .ins file when it prompts for a
fi
Santosh Panjikar wrote:
Hi all,
Does anybody have a program which can calculate anomalous differences or
F+ and F- from a refined structure at given wavelength and resolution ?
Thanks
Santosh
Santosh Panjikar, Ph.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Staff Scientist
EMBL Hamburg outstation
Hi all,
Does anybody have a program which can calculate anomalous differences or
F+ and F- from a refined structure at given wavelength and resolution ?
Thanks
Santosh
Santosh Panjikar, Ph.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Staff Scientist
EMBL Hamburg outstation http://www.em
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