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eyes:logics:fouriershellcorrelation [2017/06/02 12:32]
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 This logic applies the "gold standard"​ FSC calculation for resolution determination of a 3D structure reconstruction where the data had been split into two randomly chosen halves earlier. After independent reconstruction of both halves, the FSC fall-off at different resolution levels can be used to determine the reconstruction quality. Additionally,​ a mask can be supplied to limit the 3D volume to be calculated with.  This logic applies the "gold standard"​ FSC calculation for resolution determination of a 3D structure reconstruction where the data had been split into two randomly chosen halves earlier. After independent reconstruction of both halves, the FSC fall-off at different resolution levels can be used to determine the reconstruction quality. Additionally,​ a mask can be supplied to limit the 3D volume to be calculated with. 
  
-===== Modes/Processes ​===== +===== Parameters and I/=====
-==== thisIsTheNameOfMode1 ==== +
-This is just a little text, where you can explain the given mode a bit. +
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 ^ Parameters ​                ^ Description ​    ^ ^ Parameters ​                ^ Description ​    ^
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 | resolutionVariance | Variance of the resolution in the local map | | resolutionVariance | Variance of the resolution in the local map |
 | abscissaIsLogarithmical , abscissaMin,​ abscissaMax | For internal 1D viewer use only, to be hidden | | abscissaIsLogarithmical , abscissaMin,​ abscissaMax | For internal 1D viewer use only, to be hidden |
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-==== thisIsTheNameOfMode1 ==== 
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-^ Parameters ​                ^ Description ​    ^ 
-| Calculate resolution ​      | Picks the resolution mode to be used | 
-| -> Plot threshold curves ​  | Enabling results in all possible threshold curves being included in the output | 
-| Mask                       | Enables use of an input mask | 
-| -> invert mask             | Invert the selected/​not selected volume of the mask | 
-| -> Mask Threshold ​         | Threshold for counting mask voxel for mean calculation | 
-| Asymmetric units (3 sigma) | Number of asymmetric units in the 3D | 
-| Pixel size                 | Used pixel size in the 3Ds (Pixel/​Angstrom) | 
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-^ Input   ^ Description ^ 
-| First3D ​ | First 3D Structure/​Reconstructed 3D from first half of data | 
-| Mask     | Optional input, can be used to restrict 3D volume to only look at certain parts of the reconstruction | 
-| Second3D | Second 3D Structure/​Reconstructed 3D from second half of data | 
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-^ Output ​  ^ Description ^ 
-| FourierShellCorrelation ​ | A Graph showing the calculated FSC (y-axis, ranging from 0 to 1) against resolution (x-axis, Angstrom) | 
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-=== #Written Header Values === 
-  * **resolutionAt0.143** Estimated resolution for FSC cut off at 0.143  
-  * **resolutionAt0.3** Estimated resolution for FSC cut off at 0.3  
-  * **resolutionAt0.5** Estimated resolution for FSC cut off at 0.5  
-  * **resolutionAt0.9** Estimated resolution for FSC cut off at 0.9  
-  * **resolutionAt3Sigma** Estimated resolution for FSC cut off at 3 Sigma  
-  * **resolution** Estimated resolution at the user chosen cut off value 
-  * **maxResolution** Maximum resolution in the local map 
-  * **meanResolution** Mean resolution in the local map 
-  * **minResolution** Minimum resolution in the local map 
-  * **resolutionVariance** Variance of the resolution in the local map 
-  * **abscissaIsLogarithmical , abscissaMin,​ abscissaMax** For internal 1D viewer use only, to be hidden 
  
 ===== Concept ===== ===== Concept =====
-Paper about FSC theory and applications can be found [[http://​www.sciencedirect.com/​science/​article/​pii/​S1047847705001292|here]]+Paper about FSC theory and applications can be found [[http://​www.sciencedirect.com/​science/​article/​pii/​S1047847705001292|here]]