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Updated rG&rg #2548
Updated rG&rg #2548
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A couple of suggestions to clean up the code, but nominally does what it says it does. I can't speak to the accuracy, because no documentation was added for the calculation being performed.
This pull request and #2538 should be reviewed and hopefully approved but should d to wait be merged into one big pull request to resolve all the UI conflict and that pull request then merged. To avoid confusion I'm labeling this as WIP |
Once Jeff approves this we need to close the PR as the changes have been munged into PR #2565. This PR should NOT be merged |
These changes are mostly repeated in #2565. Review and merging will be easier if you combine them into one PR, or base one PR off the other. |
@krzywon can this branch now be safely deleted? I think this is the other PR that was merged into a bigger one before closing? |
Description
Upon discussion with @butlerpd @pkienzle and @yunliu01, we decided it would be best to make the difference between Mass Based Radius of Gyration (Rg) and SLD Based Guinier Radius (RG) more obvious. I have separated the radius of gyration into two boxes, one for Mass-Based and one for SLD-Based.
I have also included code to change the SLD-Based RG based on the Solvent SLD, but that is commented out until a standard for determining protein volume can be agreed upon.
How Has This Been Tested?
Open Generic Scattering Calculator
Review Checklist (please remove items if they don't apply):