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Reflection data type: E + sigE. More...
#include <hkl_datatypes.h>
Public Member Functions | |
E_sigE (const dtype &E, const dtype &sigE) | |
void | set_null () |
initialise to 'missing' (all elements are set to null) | |
void | friedel () |
apply Friedel transformation to the data | |
void | shift_phase (const ftype &) |
apply phase shift to the data | |
bool | missing () const |
return true if data is missing | |
void | data_export (xtype array[]) const |
conversion to array (for I/O) | |
void | data_import (const xtype array[]) |
conversion from array (for I/O) | |
void | scale (const ftype &s) |
this type is scalable - apply magnitude scale factor | |
const dtype & | E () const |
const dtype & | sigE () const |
dtype & | E () |
dtype & | sigE () |
const dtype & | E_pl () const |
const dtype & | sigE_pl () const |
const dtype & | E_mi () const |
const dtype & | sigE_mi () const |
dtype | cov () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static String | type () |
return the name of this data type | |
static int | data_size () |
return number of data elements in this type | |
static String | data_names () |
return names of data elements in this type |
Reflection data type: E + sigE.
This is not strictly a type for storing E values, but rather a type for storing any sturcture factor magnitude-like quantity which has already had a symmetry enhancement factor (epsilon) removed from it. E's are most commonly stored in this form, wheras F's and U's are not. You can compute corrected F's from uncorrected F's using:
clipper::HKL_data<clipper::data32::F_sigF> fsigf; clipper::HKL_data<clipper::data32::E_sigE> esige; esige.compute( fsigf, clipper::data32::Compute_EsigE_from_FsigF() );