clipper::datatypes::E_sigE< dtype > Class Template Reference

Reflection data type: E + sigE. More...

#include <hkl_datatypes.h>

Inheritance diagram for clipper::datatypes::E_sigE< dtype >:

Public Member Functions
	E_sigE (const dtype &E, const dtype &sigE)
void	set_null ()
void	friedel ()
void	shift_phase (const ftype &)
bool	missing () const
void	data_export (xtype array[]) const
void	data_import (const xtype array[])
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 ()
static int	data_size ()
static String	data_names ()

Detailed Description

template<class dtype>
class clipper::datatypes::E_sigE< dtype >

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() );

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• hkl_datatypes.h