One of the most common (and it has to be said, most reasonable) complaints I have heard about xia2 is the absence of the manual. I am now working on this, to be included in the next release of the program.
The first version will no doubt be rather rough, so I will welcome any feedback on it when it becomes available.
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Testing in preparation for release
Finally gearing up for a release, got to run some extensive testing first.
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Mosflm / Pilatus
The beta for mosflm 7.0.8 appears to work much better with Pilatus data than the released 7.0.7 version - if you're using data from a 2M or 6M, I would strongly recommend the upgrade.
Thursday, 15 December 2011
CCP4 Study Weekend 2012
I'll be at the CCP4 study weekend in the new year to talk about xia2 - in the main session as well as the lunchtime bytes. If you've any ideas of things you'd like to know about in the lunchtime bytes please make a note below or drop me a line at the usual address...
See you there!
See you there!
Friday, 4 November 2011
Aimless for merging data from XDS (N.B. not yet scaling!) now working
Bloody edge of svn has this working, which is useful if like me you have better things to be doing than recompiling Scala a lot :o)
Will be in forthcoming 0.3.4 release. Any time now.
Will be in forthcoming 0.3.4 release. Any time now.
Friday, 14 October 2011
Aimless
Have been working on including Aimless from Phil Evans (his "Pointless" replacement for Scala) and if you would like to try this out, the code is now in the trunk. Usual svn checkout, download aimless 0.1.4 or later from Phil's FTP site, then run -2da.
Early results show that it makes the overall xia2 pipeline quite a bit faster, while maintaining the quality of results. Worth looking at.
Early results show that it makes the overall xia2 pipeline quite a bit faster, while maintaining the quality of results. Worth looking at.
Monday, 3 October 2011
xia2 0.3.3.3 release
Hi Folks,
0.3.3.3 release of xia2 is now available - which includes a bunch of useful fixes but fundamentally no new functionality:
Changes since 0.3.3.2
Many bug fixes as a result of implementing a comprehensive testing scheme.
Support for full cbf format, making use of cbflib Python bindings pycbf now included in cctbx releases.
Merged functionality from XDSIntegraterR into XDSIntegrater, removed duplicate code. Will make for more maintainable suite in the future.
Improved 2d pipeline scaling, now tests 8 permutations.
Improved handling of twinned data for multiple sweeps.
Fixed occasional bugs with multiple sweeps, reindexing trigonal data sets with XDS.
Removed "old" scaling modes, 2d and 3d, as these were unhelpful.
Changes since 0.3.3.1
-xparallel -1 option added which will split your data into 30 degree chunks and process with forkintegrate Note well you are responsible for setting up forkintegrate correctly!
0.3.3.3 release of xia2 is now available - which includes a bunch of useful fixes but fundamentally no new functionality:
Changes since 0.3.3.2
Many bug fixes as a result of implementing a comprehensive testing scheme.
Support for full cbf format, making use of cbflib Python bindings pycbf now included in cctbx releases.
Merged functionality from XDSIntegraterR into XDSIntegrater, removed duplicate code. Will make for more maintainable suite in the future.
Improved 2d pipeline scaling, now tests 8 permutations.
Improved handling of twinned data for multiple sweeps.
Fixed occasional bugs with multiple sweeps, reindexing trigonal data sets with XDS.
Removed "old" scaling modes, 2d and 3d, as these were unhelpful.
Changes since 0.3.3.1
-xparallel -1 option added which will split your data into 30 degree chunks and process with forkintegrate Note well you are responsible for setting up forkintegrate correctly!
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