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The script I have essentially takes 2 mtzs (light and dark), a reference PDB, and XYZ coordinates for a region of interest. It returns a background subtracted map (similar to the PanDDA one) where t…
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I was looking more into the MTZ decomposition of circuit, and noticed that our current implementation still has a bug:
The defining part restricts the first variable of the circuit to be in the range…
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8 months ago
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Lauenorm only applies the Lorentz correction to .ge input. When it receives input in the text format we use it assumes the correction has been applied elsewhere in the workflow. The correct Lorentz …
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Maybe there is one of these already, but haven't found it yet. I think it could be useful to have either a small script or function that can apply PCA to e.g. a set of time-ordered MTZs/maps. One coul…
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I was originally thinking of contributing my DED map script, but I think it would be redundant with diffmap.py. Maybe we could integrate the extra bits I have to the existing script? Mainly it would b…
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Hi,
I'm trying to reach out to people who maintain MX pipelines in synchrotrons.
I'd like to propose adding metadata related to data collection to MTZ files, so that it's later available when deposi…
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Backend calls exist, frontend must just reactivate it in the download.
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Hi,
I'm trying to reach out to people who maintain MX pipelines in synchrotrons.
I'd like to propose adding metadata related to data collection to MTZ files, so that it's later available before depo…
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Jasmin reported in Slack how her alignment failed. Here's the link: https://xchem-workspace.slack.com/archives/C069ZQUN9PY/p1720423801129119
@tdudgeon says it's for @ConorFWild
Labelling green for …
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A potentially easier way would be when generating the mtz file, to also have a parameter in the configuration file to have the name of the MISP instance (ex.: _superSecretServer_), and also use that n…