Hello all, This is more of a general question not specifically related to XPLOR but to R-factors (or Qfactors) which are used to represent the quality of the fit.
In my personal observation, even a small 5% decrease in R-factors identifies to be a significant decrease. (A R-factor of 10 is significant improvement from a R-factor of 15%). These improvements are tough to achieve. But since we say its %, its difficult to justify the significance of 5%. [which seems too small]. How does one statistically justify the significance of such an improvement? One way is to relate the increase in R-factor to error percent, which I can think of. Is there a work or standard way to denote them. I hope I am conveying the problem rightly. Thanks and have a good day, Santhosh
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