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Subject: Re: R and Rfree
From: David Briggs bassophile {- at -} GMAIL {- dot -} COM
Date: 2007-04-26

Hi Sam

Dogma would state that you are trying to maximise the correlation
between your model and the structure, *without over fitting* and Rfree
should thus be minimised.

However, you are likley using a maximum likelihood target, so you
should maximise the likelihood so that the model accurately describes
the data.
(Refmac quotes likelihoods as -LLGs - so minimise this)

HTH

Dave


On 25/04/07, U Sam wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
> I have small query.
> I am feeding ions and correcting few residues into my final structure.
> If R increases and Rfree decreases or vice versa in the subsequent refinement, which one I should accept and go forward.
> Thanks.
> Sam
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