Hi,
After use csparc2star.py to export metadata into relion star file, I used relion to re-extract all particles and do Class2D. But I found the coordinates in star file don’t spot particles accurately. Should I do something to change the particles location in star file? Thank you!
Jianhao
@DanielAsarnow I have had this problem as well, even with --swapxy
… in my case, an additional manual flip in Y after csparc2star.py
(using awk, like awk '{ $4=4092-$4; print $0}' whatever.star > whatever_flipY.star
) seemed to fix the issue, but this doesn’t seem to always be necessary, so I am a little confused too…
Oli
I tried to flip coordinateY, but it doesn’t work for my case.
Since this is coming up a fair amount, I added --invertx
and --inverty
to csparc2star.py
. I also updated the help text for these and --swapxy
to hopefully avoid some confusion.
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Thanks @DanielAsarnow! Do these options also invert directionality of offsets or just coords? And should they do so if one wants to extract re-centered particles? (same q for --swapxy
)
No, thankfully the shift conventions are consistent with Heymann et al. 2005 except for change of sign in all 3 major processing suites. The coordinate issue is a combination of conventional disagreements and FORTRAN style iteration in some programs.
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