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The aim of this tutorial is to load the content of the log file, in
output from SHELXC/D/E, in the workspace and create dataframes that can
be used for further analysis or data visualisation. The cry
function read_SHELX_log
can load in the R working memory
all the log files in output from SHELXC/D/E and give in output a
dataframe for SHELXC/D and a list of dataframes for SHELXE.
Some sample files are stored as external data in this package. Among
them there are the SHELXC/D/E log files available with the current
release. To access the files, first load the cry
package.
library(cry)
library(ggplot2)
Next, have a look at what is included in the external-data directory
of cry
.
<- system.file("extdata",package="cry")
datadir <- list.files(datadir)
all_files print(all_files)
## [1] "1dei-sf.cif" "1dei_phases.mtz"
## [3] "2ol9_phases.mtz" "3syu.cif"
## [5] "6vww_xds_ascii_merged.hkl" "AMS_DATA.cif"
## [7] "e-65-00i60-Isup2.rtv" "shelxc.log"
## [9] "shelxd.log" "shelxe_i.log"
## [11] "shelxe_o.log" "xds00_ascii.hkl"
Let start to have look at SHELXC log file.
<- file.path(datadir,"shelxc.log")
filename <- read_SHELX_log(filename)
obj_shelxc class(obj_shelxc)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(obj_shelxc)
## [1] "Res" "N_data" "Chi_sq" "I_sig" "Complete" "d_sig" "CC1_2"
Using cry we plot all the classic charts of SHELXC. In the example
below we show \(Chis ^2\) vs resolution
using the functionplot_SHELX
.
plot_SHELX(obj_shelxc, var = obj_shelxc$Chi_sq, type = "shelxc",
title_chart = "Chis ^2") +
theme_cry()
<- file.path(datadir,"shelxd.log")
filename <- read_SHELX_log(filename)
obj_shelxd class(obj_shelxd)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(obj_shelxd)
## [1] "CCall" "CCweak"
Plot CCall vs CCweak using ggplot2
plot_SHELX(filename = obj_shelxd, type = "shelxd") +
theme_cry()
The function read_SHELX_log
when reading log files from
SHELXE five in output a list of dataframes. The user can choose the data
frame to use for further analysis.
## read the two hands log files separately
<- file.path(datadir,"shelxe_i.log")
filename_i <- read_SHELX_log(filename_i)
obj_shelxe_i class(obj_shelxe_i)
## [1] "list"
names(obj_shelxe_i)
## [1] "CYCLE" "FOM_mapCC" "Site1" "Site2"
<- obj_shelxe_i$CYCLE
cycle_i class(cycle_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(cycle_i)
## [1] "wt" "Contrast" "Connect" "cycle"
<- obj_shelxe_i$FOM_mapCC
FOM_mapCC_i class(FOM_mapCC_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(FOM_mapCC_i)
## [1] "Res" "FOM" "mapCC" "N"
<- obj_shelxe_i$Site1
Site1_i class(Site1_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(Site1_i)
## [1] "Site" "x" "y" "z" "occ.Z" "density"
<- obj_shelxe_i$Site2
Site2_i class(Site2_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(Site2_i)
## [1] "Site" "x" "y" "z" "h.sig." "near" "old" "near.1"
## [9] "new"
<- file.path(datadir,"shelxe_o.log")
filename_o <- read_SHELX_log(filename_o)
obj_shelxe_o class(obj_shelxe_o)
## [1] "list"
names(obj_shelxe_o)
## [1] "CYCLE" "FOM_mapCC" "Site1" "Site2"
<- obj_shelxe_o$CYCLE
cycle_o class(cycle_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(cycle_i)
## [1] "wt" "Contrast" "Connect" "cycle"
<- obj_shelxe_o$FOM_mapCC
FOM_mapCC_0 class(FOM_mapCC_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(FOM_mapCC_i)
## [1] "Res" "FOM" "mapCC" "N"
<- obj_shelxe_o$Site1
Site1_o class(Site1_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(Site1_i)
## [1] "Site" "x" "y" "z" "occ.Z" "density"
<- obj_shelxe_o$Site2
Site2_o class(Site2_i)
## [1] "data.frame"
names(Site2_i)
## [1] "Site" "x" "y" "z" "h.sig." "near" "old" "near.1"
## [9] "new"
Plot inverted and original hand.
plot_SHELX(filename = obj_shelxe_i, filename_e = obj_shelxe_o,
type = "shelxe") +
theme_cry()
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