Table 2. Comparison of U cryst corresponding to the minima of the functions LS (3), LSL (11) and R factor (46) .
To improve readability, the U cryst are shown as B values with respect to a Cartesian basis (Grosse-Kunstleve & Adams, 2002 ▶). To reduce the runtimes for the systematic parameter searches (see text), we have selected examples with symmetry constraints leading to all-zero off-diagonal elements.
| PDB code | Optimization target | B 11, B 22, B 33 | R factor |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2fih | R factor | −2.15, −1.85, −1.60 | 0.1935 |
| LS | −4.20, −3.90, −3.35 | 0.2179 | |
|
−2.65, −1.95, −1.60 | 0.1939 | |
| 2fih (data cut at 2.5 Å) | R factor | −9.30, −10.20, −10.35 | 0.2417 |
| LS | −18.35, −19.65, −20.75 | 0.2599 | |
|
−38.25, −42.15, −46.20 | 0.3769 | |
| 1ous (data cut at 6.5 Å) | R factor | 9.25, −2.20, 4.35 | 0.2082 |
| LS | 2.90, −2.45, 8.60 | 0.2086 | |
|
19.55, 6.55, 12.85 | 0.2088 |
