We are pleased to announce the second MMTF workshop: *Scalable and
Reproducible Structural Bioinformatics Workshop & Hackathon 2018. *This
workshop will be held May 7 – 9, 2018 at the University of California, San
Diego and hosted by the Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory at the San
Diego
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Oh, sorry, I'm with you — thanks for clarifying. I thought you were suggesting
some other effect (that I was unaware of) than standard systematic absences.
I don’t think this is the problem in our case, but you’re right the spacegroup
issue is an interesting one to look out for if any
Hi Frank
I think this is a feature of (c)truncate - to avoid actually absent reflections
messing up the French & Wilson correction for present-but-weak-or-negative
reflections they are chucked out.
If you put data in e.g. P212121 into AIMLESS absent reflections will be written
out. They only
Thanks James, that's a very useful steer - this is definitely an easy
thing to get mixed up with, we can go scratch around there.
I now vaguely recall an ancient BB thread, where people were asking why
the systematic absences get scrubbed out of the mtz files at all. I
must agree that I do
