Hi Kenneth,
I think the FOM reported by BP3 is a good indication of the quality of a
solution: the FOM is an estimate of the mean cosine of the phase error.
BP3 does not work with calculated anomalous differences with SAD data, but
uses the observed and calculated F+ and F-: thus, an R-cullis or phasing
power has less meaning with BP3's algorithm.
Best wishes,
Raj
On Wed, 20 Apr 2011, Kenneth A. Satyshur wrote:
> sirs:
>
> I am running BP3 in crank on SeMet data SAD and getting a solution,
> but we need a number like
> Rcullis
> which is nowhere to be found, and comes from Mlphare. What is best to
> report?
>
> thanks
> kas
>
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> Kenneth A. Satyshur, M.S.,Ph.D.
> Associate Scientist
> University of Wisconsin
> Madison, Wisconsin 53706
> 608-215-5207
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