From: Dustin M. <dus...@gm...> - 2016-02-20 20:04:11
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Ok I’ll try setting the missing wedge to empty (0,0?). I am pretty sure my wedge info is correct. Here is a single particle from the list: <Particle Filename="Particles/tomogram_00067_000014.em"> <Rotation Paradigm="ZXZ" X="159.572727907" Z1="357.684564976" Z2="266.804752529"/> <Shift X="-4.54808395912" Y="-5.45043039396" Z="-1.90781399571"/> <PickPosition Origin="../../TOMOS/tomogram_00067.mrc" X="220.0" Y=“554.0" Z="406.0"/> <Wedge Type="SingleTiltWedge"> <SingleTiltWedge Angle1="30.0" Angle2="30.0" CutoffRadius="0.0" Smooth="0.0"> <TiltAxisRotation Z1="0.0" Z2="0.0" X="0.0"/> </SingleTiltWedge> </Wedge> <Score RemoveAutocorr="False" Type="FRMScore" Value="0.301624138979"> <PeakPrior Filename="" Radius="0.0" Smooth="-1.0"/> </Score> <Class Name="1"/> </Particle> and the data was collected from -60, 60 at 3 degrees increments. — Cheers, Dustin > On Feb 20, 2016, at 4:44 AM, Yuxiang Chen <che...@gm...> wrote: > > Hi Dustin, > > that means for some reason the determined resolution (according to the set FSC value) is too high, which cannot be true. > Most likely the particles were aligned to the missing wedges. Please check the wedge settings in your particles. > If the wedges are set correctly and the problem still occurs, I'd suggest to set the wedges to empty to avoid aligning towards missing wedge direction. > > Cheers, > Yuxiang > > > > On Sat, Feb 20, 2016 at 2:47 AM, Dustin Morado <dus...@gm...> wrote: > Hi all, > > I keep getting the following termination to my FRM jobs > > current resolution 40.4014545455 1.03125 > New frequency too high. Terminate! > > My Job field has the following: > <FRMJob PeakOffset="4" BandwidthRange="[4, 32]" Frequency="6" Destination="." MaxIterations="10" RScore="False" WeightedAverage="False" BFactor="None" AdaptiveResolution="0.1" FSC="0.5”> > > My particles are 64x64x64 with a 2nm pixel size so for some reason even if I set the initial frequency to an incredibly low resolution I still get this same abort. I have tried changing the frequency and the bw_range, but the only way I can get it to run for more than one iteration is to set the FSC to a very high value ~0.75+. > > Any suggestions? > > — > Cheers, > Dustin > > > |