Closed z-watson closed 6 years ago
Dear Zoe,
Thanks for reporting this bug. There was a problem due to improper memory mapping when reading the input MRC file; I also detected a bug regarding the name of the output file. It has been fixed now. However the way it is now, if you try to apply the CTF correction on a large MRC stack you may run out of memory; for single images and small stacks it works fine. Please note that I recently renamed this script to 'focus.ctfapply'. You can just pull the latest version from GitHub.
Best wishes,
-- Ricardo Diogo Righetto
2018-01-26 23:05 GMT+01:00 z-watson notifications@github.com:
Hello,
I am trying to run ctfapply.py on an image from the command line and I am encountering the issue that the corrected micrograph image file is just an image with undefined pixel values for every pixel. If I use the --save_ctf_2d flag, those additional outputs all look fine. I was wondering if there are any suggestions to fix this. I tried both phase flipping and ctf multiplication, but they both had the same problem.
I also notice that I always get this message when I run it, but thought it was probably unrelated:
No handlers could be found for logger "mrcz.test_mrcz"
Thanks, Zoe
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Hello,
I am trying to run ctfapply.py on an image from the command line and I am encountering the issue that the corrected micrograph image file is just an image with undefined pixel values for every pixel. If I use the --save_ctf_2d flag, those additional outputs all look fine. I was wondering if there are any suggestions to fix this. I tried both phase flipping and ctf multiplication, but they both had the same problem.
I also notice that I always get this message when I run it, but thought it was probably unrelated:
No handlers could be found for logger "mrcz.test_mrcz"
Thanks, Zoe