This is similar to #25. Currently DataSet.stack_anomalous() returns a new DataSet with twice as many rows as the input object. This is because every row is split into two, and mapped to the +/- reciprocal space ASU. However centric reflections should not be considered "Friedel" and should always remain in the +ASU.
As such, the returned dataset should end up having 2*n_acentric + n_centric rows.
JBGreisman
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3 years ago
This is similar to #25. Currently
DataSet.stack_anomalous()returns a new DataSet with twice as many rows as the input object. This is because every row is split into two, and mapped to the +/- reciprocal space ASU. However centric reflections should not be considered "Friedel" and should always remain in the +ASU.As such, the returned dataset should end up having
2*n_acentric + n_centricrows.