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 This logic is commonly used before determining the euler angles of class sums. Its purpose is to perform a sensitive mass centering of the class sums based on radon transformation. Usage of this algorithm improves common line finding during the consecutive reconstruction process. This logic is commonly used before determining the euler angles of class sums. Its purpose is to perform a sensitive mass centering of the class sums based on radon transformation. Usage of this algorithm improves common line finding during the consecutive reconstruction process.
  
-===== Input ===== +===== I/O =====
-Class sums in real space  +
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-===== Output ===== +
-Mass centered class sums in real space  +
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-**written header values:**  +
-  * //error//: √(xVariance+ yVariance) of the given class sum, based on before and after the performed shifts, so basically 2D standard deviation. If no shifts have been performed, the error will be 0.  +
  
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 +^ Input   ^ Description ^
 +| Input  | Class sums in real space |
  
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 +^ Output ​  ^ Description ^
 +| Output | Mass centered class sums in real space  |
  
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 +^ New/Changed Header Values ^ Description ^
 +| Error | √(xVariance+ yVariance) of the given class sum, based on before and after the performed shifts, so basically 2D standard deviation. If no shifts have been performed, the error will be 0. |
  
 ===== Additional Information ===== ===== Additional Information =====
 Theory about the general theory of radon aligning can be found [[http://​www.ecmjournal.org/​journal/​smi/​pdf/​smi97-13.pdf|here]] Theory about the general theory of radon aligning can be found [[http://​www.ecmjournal.org/​journal/​smi/​pdf/​smi97-13.pdf|here]]