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. 2018 Mar 2;74(Pt 3):194–204. doi: 10.1107/S2059798317017582

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Scatter plots summarizing the results of different parameterizations of three alternative autotracing algorithms in SHELXE on six different structures. The colour represents the resolution limit of extrapolated reflections (-e) and the shape represents the autotracing algorithms. In the shelxe_line, -m sets the number of density-modification cycles, -a the main-chain autotracing cycles, -v the density-sharpening factor, -t the time factor for peptide searches and -y the highest resolution for the starting phases from the model; -I leads to the use of extrapolated reflections in all cycles.

Scatter plots summarizing the results of different parameterizations of three alternative autotracing algorithms in SHELXE on six different structures. The colour represents the resolution limit of extrapolated reflections (-e) and the shape represents the autotracing algorithms. In the shelxe_line, -m sets the number of density-modification cycles, -a the main-chain autotracing cycles, -v the density-sharpening factor, -t the time factor for peptide searches and -y the highest resolution for the starting phases from the model; -I leads to the use of extrapolated reflections in all cycles.