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Tea,
if you have scaled your data with the "no merge original index" option,
you can use Kay Diederich's novel_r which gives really handy statistics
on your data.
-jan
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Dear all,
I processed my data using DENZO/Scalepack. Scalepack gives me the
table about the observed redundancy, and I can app. say what my
redundancy is but I can’t precisely calculate it. The problem is that,
for example, the reflections observed 5 or 6 times are both in one
column. How (or where) can I get/calculate the exact number for
redundancy for the whole data and for the last resolution shell?
Thank you in advance!
MfG,
Tea
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