Hi Kay,
Thank you and Andrew very much.
The paper you cited is really helpful!
Hi,
I completely agree with what Andrew writes. It's very easy: negative CORR means
that the reflection profile after background subtraction has a negative
correlation coefficient with the standard profile. How can this happen? Well,
this situation occurs when the reflection is very weak and th
Dear Rain,
I will let XDS expert users provide the definitive response
to this because I'm not certain what exactly a "negative peak profile
correlation" indicates. However, I would be very cautious about deleting
reflections simply to improve the reported statistics. Taken t
Hi All,
Inspired by the "micro diffraction assembly" methods (see
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nature12357.html), I
checked one XDS_ASCII.HKL file and found many reflections has negative peak
profile correlation. After deleted them and rerun XSCALE, I/sigma is higher a
