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Feature #359

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particle mean and std

Added by Scott Stagg about 14 years ago. Updated almost 14 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
-
Category:
-
Start date:
04/16/2010
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Description

Currently when we make a stack, there is a feature that generates a plot of mean vs. standard deviation. It seems to display the unnormalized values for both of these numbers. These are definitely important numbers, but this should be displayed for a picking run instead of for a stack.

Actions #1

Updated by Neil Voss about 14 years ago

That would be nice, but you cannot get the mean and standard deviation inside a particle box until you define a box size.

Actions #2

Updated by Scott Stagg about 14 years ago

You don't have to have a box size, because we require that users define a particle size. If you define a box size that is 1.5 times the size of the particle, then it should work like I have suggested.

Actions #3

Updated by Neil Voss about 14 years ago

I see how this would be convenient, but it would slow down the particle picking process, unless you used the binned, filtered image. I guess we prefer to create sub-stacks of the original stack, but this can fill up a hard drive.

The history of this feature is that Clint created a MATLAB script that sorted particles based on their mean and standard deviation and found that particles on the periphery of the plot were over carbon had bad CTF artifacts. So, we wrote it that way.

Actions #4

Updated by Scott Stagg about 14 years ago

You wouldn't have to do it during picking necessarily. You could do the stats. calculation after picking is finished. This wouldn't fix the CTF artifact problem, though. It still seems like this would be more valuable as a picking filter than it is as stack postprocessing. The earlier you can get bad picks out, the better.

Actions #5

Updated by Neil Voss almost 14 years ago

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