Subtomogram alignment - Revision history

Daniel Castaño at 17:02, 29 April 2016

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Daniel Castaño at 10:14, 14 April 2016

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Daniel Castaño at 07:59, 14 April 2016

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Daniel Castaño at 11:46, 17 March 2016

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Daniel Castaño at 12:00, 11 March 2016

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Daniel Castaño: Created page with "Category:Generic Steps Category:Alignment Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring t..."

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Created page with "Category:Generic Steps Category:Alignment Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring t..."

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[[Category:Generic Steps]]
[[Category:Alignment]]

Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring them to a common reference.
When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged together.

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 Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring them to a common reference.
-When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged [[Averaging of subtomograms|averaged]] together.
+When all the particles have been aligned, they can be [[Averaging of subtomograms|averaged]] together.
 The alignments of a set of particles can be computed through setting up and running an [[Alignment project|alignment project]], which will run alignment and averaging in an [[iIterative alignment| iterative way]] in order to gradually improve the attained [[resolution]].
 Alignment projects can be managed from the command line, or more easily with the [[dcp GUI]].

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 Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring them to a common reference.
 When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged [[Averaging of subtomograms|averaged]] together.
 Alignment projects can be managed from the command line, or more easily with the [[dcp GUI]].

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 Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring them to a common reference.
-When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged together.
+When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged [[Averaging of subtomograms|averaged]] together.
 The alignments of a set of particles can be computed through setting up and running an [[Alignment project|alignment project]].
 Alignment projects can be managed from the command line, or more easily with the [[dcp GUI]].

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 When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged together.
-Alignments are computed through setting up and running an [[Alignment project|alignment project]].
+The alignments of a set of particles can be computed through setting up and running an [[Alignment project|alignment project]].
-Alignment projects can be managed from the command line, or more easily with the [[dcp GUI]]
+Alignment projects can be managed from the command line, or more easily with the [[dcp GUI]].

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	Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring them to a common reference.		Aligning subtomograms is the process of computing for each available particle the set of shifts and angles that will bring them to a common reference.
	When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged together.		When all the particles have been aligned, they can be averaged together.
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		+	Alignments are computed through setting up and running an [[Alignment project\|alignment project]].
		+	Alignment projects can be managed from the command line, or more easily with the [[dcp GUI]]