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Eleanor Dodson wrote:
> First you must be on the same origin
>
> There are various ways to get there - brute force method is to 
> calculate phases from both models, combine them, and use the 
> reflection utility phase match to move one to the other by an 
> appropriate origin shift...
>
> Then
> Use the GUI map correlation.
> It will give you the map correlation residue for residue ( or section 
> by section..)..
> But remember to move the second set of coordinates by the same origin 
> shift applied to the phases..
>  E
Dear Eleanor,

I only have one set of coordinates. There is no origin problem. What I 
am after is a "mobile" loop in the structure for which there is density 
(not that good, obviously) in the 2 maps. And I want to know in an 
objective fashion which of the 2 maps has the "best" or "most 
informative" density (not trusting my eyes only). Hard numbers (which 
can be quoted in a publication for example). So I have these now.

Thanks anyway for the advice.

Fred.