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Anke Mulder, 05/11/2010 10:54 AM
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3 | ## [[Terminology]] |
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4 | ## [[Common Workflow]] |
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5 | ## [[Processing Cluster Login]] |
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6 | ## [[Particle Selection]] |
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7 | ### [[Template Picking]] |
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8 | ### [[Dog Picking]] |
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9 | 3 | Anke Mulder | ### [[Signature]] |
10 | 1 | Amber Herold | ### [[Manual Picking]] |
11 | 3 | Anke Mulder | ### [[Repeat from other session]] |
12 | ### [[Align and Edit Tilt Pairs]] |
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13 | ### [[Auto Align Tilt Pairs]] |
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14 | 1 | Amber Herold | ## [[CTF Estimation]] |
15 | ### [[Ace Estimation]] |
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16 | ### [[Ace 2 Estimation]] |
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17 | ### [[CtfTilt Estimation]] |
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18 | 3 | Anke Mulder | ### [[Repeat from other session]] |
19 | ## [[Stacks]] |
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20 | ### [[Stack creation]] |
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21 | ### [[more stack tools]] |
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22 | ## [[Particle Alignment]] |
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23 | ### [[Run Alignment]] |
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24 | ### [[Run Feature Analysis]] |
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25 | ### [[Run Particle Clustering]] |
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26 | ## [[Ab Initio Reconstruction]] |
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27 | ### [[RCT Volume]] |
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28 | ### [[OTR Volume]] |
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29 | ### [[EMAN Common Lines]] |
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30 | ### [[IMAGIC Angular Reconstitution]] |
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31 | ## [[Refine Reconstruction]] |
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32 | ### [[EMAN Refinement]] |
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33 | 1 | Amber Herold | ## [[Import Tools]] |
34 | ### [[PDB tp Model]] |
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35 | ### [[EMDB to Model]] |
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36 | ### [[Upload Particles]] |
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37 | ### [[Upload Template]] |
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38 | ### [[Upload Model]] |
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39 | ### [[Upload More Images]] |
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40 | ### [[Upload Stack]] |
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41 | ## [[Image Assessment]] |
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42 | ### [[Web Img Assessment]] |
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43 | ### [[Multi Img Assessment]] |
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44 | ### [[Run Image Rejector]] |
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45 | ## [[Region Mask Creation]] |
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46 | ### [[Crud Finding]] |
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47 | ### [[Manual Masking]] |
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48 | 3 | Anke Mulder | ## [[Synthetic Data]] |
49 | ### [[Synthetic Dataset Creation]] |
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50 | 2 | Amber Herold | ______ |
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52 | [[Appion and Leginon Database Tools|< Appion and Leginon Database Tools]] |
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54 | ______ |