Application of signal separation to diffraction image compression and serial crystallography

Kieffer, J.; Orlans, J.; Coquelle, N.; Debionne, S.; Basu, S.; Homs, A.; Santoni, G.; De Sanctis, D.

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Figure 8
Comparison of crystallographic quality indicators in real space after refinement using phenix.refine as a function of the resolution shell for sparsified data (1.0σ in orange and 1.4σ in green) in comparison with the initial dense data (in blue): (a) completeness of the dataset, (b) R_work (dotted) and R_free (dashed), and (c) CC $[{}_{1/2}^{\rm work}]$ (dotted) and CC $[{}_{1/2}^{\rm free}]$ (dashed). The two vertical lines indicate the resolution shell at which the SNR drops below the sparsification threshold, i.e. the limit at which all signal is expected to be lost.

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Volume 58| Part 1| February 2025| Pages 138-153

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