Maybe counting reflections is dull and boring, but doesn't it make you wonder
sometimes when two programs read the same file and end up with different
reflection counts? What sophisticated mathematics or logical conditions make
it such that progams can't mimic adding machines? What else are t
I absolutely agree with Phil.
However I think it is very important NOT to remove systematic absences
before scala. There are many cases of mis-assigned space groups where
"systematic absences" are misleading - due to NC translation or bad
measurement or whatever
Eleanor
On 01/24/2011 09
My immediate response to this is that anyone worrying about the number of
reflections should get out more.
More seriously, is assessing the quality of measurements then multiple observed
measurements of systematically absent reflections should agree within their
error estimates and (ideally) ha
Dear ccp4bb,
I had an interesting question from a xia2 user last week for which I
did not have a good answer. Here's the situation:
- spacegroup is P212121, which was specified on the command-line
- xia2 processes this as oP, assigns the spacegroup as P212121 before
running scala -> generates m
