Figure 7.
Statistics of ClR data set. (a) Distribution of number of peaks per pattern. Most patterns contained ten to 30 peaks, and were not indexed using MOSFLM (gray bars, ∼100 000 patterns). Histograms from SPIND-refine and MOSFLM-refine fit within the yellow distribution and are omitted for clarity. (b) Comparison of indexing rates using MOSFLM and SPIND with the lattice-refinement option in indexamajig enabled and disabled. The lattice-refinement feature requires that more than ten found peaks match their predicted peak positions with a small excitation error (that increases smoothly with resolution) (White, Barty et al., 2016 ▸). Patterns are discarded (not indexed) if this criterion is not met. This contributes to the abrupt cut in indexing rate from using SPIND-norefine to SPIND-refine since this data set consists of a significant portion of patterns with few peaks (fewer than five).