[Ifeffit] Another R-factor question
Wayne Lukens
wwlukens at lbl.gov
Wed May 5 13:41:51 CDT 2004
Hi Matt,
Thanks again for clearing up my confusion over the origin of the R
factor for
fits in R-space. I now have a different and unrelated question about
the R factor.
From looking through the ifeffit code, it appears that the R factor is
defined as
sum(data-fit)/sum(data). Is this correct?
The reason that I am asking is that I would like to use Hamilton's test
(Acta Cryst 1965, V18, p.502)
to determine whether adding additional shells to a fit actually results
in
a better fit. Hamilton's test uses the "crystallographic R factor",
which is
sqrt(sum(data-fit)/sum(data)), so I would like to know whether or not
to take
the square root of the R-factor ratios in Hamilton's test. Thanks
again for
the help!
Sincerely,
Wayne
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Wayne Lukens
Scientist
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
email: wwlukens at lbl.gov
phone: (510) 486-4305
FAX: (510) 486-5596
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