Tom, Thanks for the reply, however, it was a SIRAS experiment, so what would be reported from solve_n.prt that gives a measure of anomalous scattering? FR On Oct 15, 2008, at 3:42 PM, Thomas C. Terwilliger wrote:

Hi Francis,

If you have MIR data, then the solve_n.prt file will have in addition to the FOM, the value of

RMS(FH)/RMS(E)

which is the phasing power, however, as you note, Rcullis is not calculated . I'm sorry about that!

-Tom T

...

So normally when I run autosol, my primary indicator of 'goodness' would be the SKEW, but in reporting to papers, it seems that the MIR statistics involve Rcullis, phasing power, and FOM. I can find FOM from solve_x.prt and resolve_x.log but where are the others?

Thanks

FR

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