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[ccp4bb] opinion : phaser RMSD vis-a-vis LLG, Z-score

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Subject: opinion : phaser RMSD vis-a-vis LLG, Z-score
From: "Bryan W {- dot -} Lepore" bryanlepore {- at -} MAIL {- dot -} UTEXAS {- dot -} EDU
Date: 2007-11-02

neglecting e-density, packing, etc. - what matters most to people when
running phaser - LLG or Z-score? in what function (RF, TF)?

further, if you 'refine' the RMSD to find the best RMSD, what is the more
robust indicator - LLG or Z-score?

lastly - is it better to have a high LLG/Z-score with poor discrimination
from other peaks or the other way around?

-bryan

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