For map sharpening in general, that's correct.
If coot is doing something different (aka sharpness with reference to a
model), then Paul's description would be authoritative :) .
Pete
George Devaniranjan wrote:
Hi Pete,
Thank you for your reply-
Just to clarify what you wrote, you mean
So just to clarify, the sharpen/blur sliding ruler scales ALL original
B-factor's by an identical value and the it ranges from +/-75??
Minor clarification - there are no original B-factors when dealing with
map sharpening. The sharpening/blurring B-factors are different
(although
Hi Pete,
Thank you for your reply-
Just to clarify what you wrote, you mean there is no direct relationship
between the B factors I see in a PDB column and the sliding change I make
it the map (MTZ) file I generated for the said PDB' Structure Factors ( I
downloaded and created a MTZ from)?
On
On 02/06/14 21:32, George Devaniranjan wrote:
Hi COOT users,
I was looking at the COOT tutorial and saw the following explanation:
/*It can be educational (even useful at lower resolutions) to sharpen
or blur a map. This can be achieved with the sharpening tool Calculate
- Map Sharpening
Hi COOT users,
I was looking at the COOT tutorial and saw the following explanation:
*It can be educational (even useful at lower resolutions) to sharpen or
blur a map. This can be achieved with the sharpening tool Calculate - Map
Sharpening By default, the maximum and minimum sharpness is
Dear all,
Greetings.
I have a question about the Map Sharpening function in Coot. Does
anyone know how is the map sharpening been implemented in Coot? Or
what exactly is this function doing to the election density? How does
it scales the intensity and what columns in the mtz file has been
