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Subject: Re: XDS and overlaps
From: proclus {- at -} GNU-DARWIN {- dot -} ORG proclus {- at -} GNU-DARWIN {- dot -} ORG
Date: 2008-02-21
On 21 Feb, Kay Diederichs wrote:
> In the case of a new project, one should run "uniqueify" or some other
> means of assigning reflections to the free set (thin shells come to
> mind; see earlier discussions on CCP4BB).

As I said in a previous posting, a better solution would be to take a
random test set which only excludes reflections in the thin ncs symmetry
slabs of reciprocal space. This would also avoid the map degradation
that could result from excluding a thin sphere from the working set.

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