IMAGIC Multi Reference Alignment » History » Version 4
Dmitry Lyumkis, 10/13/2010 05:19 PM
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3 | This method uses the IMAGIC M-R-A command to align your particles. |
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7 | h2. General Workflow: |
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9 | # Make sure that appropriate run names and directory trees are specified. Appion increments names automatically, but users are free to specify proprietary names and directories. |
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10 | # Enter a description of your run into the description box. |
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11 | # Select the stack to align from the drop down menu. Note that stacks can be identified in this menu by stack name, stack ID, and that the number of particles, pixel and box sizes are listed for each. |
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12 | # Select a template stack that will be used as references. If you do not have a template stack uploaded to the database, you will not be able to use this feature. To upload a template stack (which can be anything, i.e. raw particles, class averages, forward projections, etc., but must be in .img / .hed [IMAGIC] format), click on the "Template Stacks" option in the menu. Once that is complete, you will be able to use this alignment feature. |
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13 | # Make sure that "Commit to Database" box is checked. (For test runs in which you do not wish to store results in the database this box can be unchecked). |
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14 | 3 | Dmitry Lyumkis | # Specify the number of processors to use (the feature currently only runs on a single node, but can do so on as many processors as that node has). |
15 | 4 | Dmitry Lyumkis | # Specify whether or not you want to filter the particle, under the "particle parameters" section |
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17 | for the procedure and the type of alignment to perform. |
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18 | 3 | Dmitry Lyumkis | # Click on "Run Multi Reference Alignment" to submit your job to the cluster. Alternatively, click on "Just Show Command" to obtain a command that can be pasted into a UNIX shell. |
19 | # If your job has been submitted to the cluster, a page will appear with a link "Check status of job", which allows tracking of the job via its log-file. This link is also accessible from the "# running" option under the "Run Alignment" submenu in the appion sidebar. |
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20 | # Once the job is finished, an additional link entitled "# complete" will appear under the "Run Alignment" tab in the appion sidebar. Clicking on this link opens a summary of all alignments that have been done on this project. |
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22 | 2 | Dmitry Lyumkis | # Click on the "alignstack.hed" link to browse through aligned particles. |
23 | # To perform a [[Run Feature Analysis|feature analysis]], click on the grey link entitled "Run Feature Analysis on Align Stack Id xxx" within the box that summarizes this alignment run. |