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. 2019 Jan 1;75(Pt 1):82–93. doi: 10.1107/S2053273318013918

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© Max T. B. Clabbers et al. 2019

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Likelihood-based corrections for dynamical scattering. (a) versus plot for IRELOH where is a hyperbolic function with an expected dynamical scattering error term of = 1.51 as determined by least-squares fitting, and where shows a perfect linear correlation. (b) Zoomed-in version on the lower intensity reflections, as marked with a grey box in (a). (c) as a function of the resolution, where we fitted an exponential curve with parameters a = 3.64, b = 0.058, c = −24.67 and d = −2.38. (d) versus plot after applying the likelihood-based corrections shows an improved correlation between and with an error of = 0.33.

Inline graphic — Likelihood-based corrections for dynamical scattering. (a) versus plot for IRELOH where is a hyperbolic function with an expected dynamical scattering error term of = 1.51 as determined by least-squares fitting, and where shows a perfect linear correlation. (b) Zoomed-in version on the lower intensity reflections, as marked with a grey box in (a). (c) as a function of the resolution, where we fitted an exponential curve with parameters a = 3.64, b = 0.058, c = −24.67 and d = −2.38. (d) versus plot after applying the likelihood-based corrections shows an improved correlation between and with an error of = 0.33.