Vincenzo Carbone wrote:
As a general guide, at what levels of occupancy do heavy atom sites
have to have before they become useful or too poor to use.
Cant answer that q- the intensities are usually not on an absolute scale
at this point..
You need to check the CCs of the signal.
Are they consistent across different wave lengths; different data
partitions etc..?
SHELXC does this for MAD ano signals. George's cut off is CC > 0,.3
means the site will be useful I believe..
Scala does it for anomalous and dispersive diffs as part of the data
merging for both MAD ans SAD data.
It would be easy enough I think to extend the SCALA analysis for SIR
signals
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