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Figure 1
Data reduction window, providing three different methods for reducing the number of data points. Method one (leftmost figure) skips data points by a count ratio [see equation (2)[link]]. For fast data fitting of 103 data points, a typical fraction of 0.1 is recommended. Method two (middle figure) is a fast method for data with distinctive curve features [see equation (3)[link]]. Method three (right-hand figure) averages data points adaptively according to intensity and q spread [see equation (6)[link]].

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Volume 48| Part 5| October 2015| Pages 1587-1598
https://doi.org/10.1107/S1600576715016544
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