The paper did not mention X-PLOR. We're working on a new
program that will become available in the future.
Axel Brunger
Jim wrote:
>> I was reading from Brunger, Adams, Rice in Structure 5:325-336, 1997
> which presents a maximum likelihood target for the Exray energy function
> in X-PLOR and a comparison of its use in refinement to that of the
> least-squares residual Exray term. Is X-PLOR now able to calculate
> the maximum likelihood variance from cross-validated sigmaa, Fo, and Fc?
> Or perhaps it must be computed elsewhere and entered into the residual
> target function as reflection weights? Will someone that has
> implemented maximum likelihood in X-PLOR discuss how they did it or send
> me their *.inp file. Thank you.
>> Jim Thompson
>thompson at dccc.med.umn.edu
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