Re: [ccp4bb] discontinuous data wedges in XDS

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Subject: Re: discontinuous data wedges in XDS
From: Kay Diederichs Kay {- dot -} Diederichs {- at -} UNI-KONSTANZ {- dot -} DE
Date: 2008-04-30

Klaus Futterer schrieb:
> Is it not sufficient to first integrate the one wedge, then use this wedge
> as a reference data set when integrating the second one?
> (REFERENCE_DATA_SET= ../wedge01/XDS_ASCII.HKL)
>
> Klaus
>

no, the REFERENCE_DATA_SET (first wedge of data) would then not be
merged with the second wedge (which is the data integrated in that XDS run).

Specifying a REFERENCE_DATA_SET would give you R-factors of the two
wedges w.r.t. each other, and would also influence the scaling (which
would not be intended in this case).

Merging should be done with XSCALE (as Jürgen wrote already).

best,

Kay
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