Xmipp  v3.23.11-Nereus
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#include <project.h>

Public Attributes

double ang0
 initial angular value More...
 
double angF
 final angular value More...
 
int samples
 No. of samples. More...
 
int randomness
 
double Navg
 Mean of the noise that must be added to the definition of the angle. More...
 
double Ndev
 Stddev of the noise that must be added to the definition of the angle. More...
 

Detailed Description

Angular range definition. This structure is used to store an angular range, ie, from a given ang0 to angF with a number of samples in between. The range can be DETERMINISTIC (all samples are equally distributed in the range), RANDOM (all samples are picked uniformly random in the range) or RANDOM BY GROUPS (for instance, given a set of 3 Euler angles, we may have two groups with different psi angles random by group, ie, the psi angle is random but inside the group the angle remains constant, see the following table for an example).

ROT TILT PSI
------- -------- -------
0 0 34.56
0 90 34.56
0 180 34.56
0 270 34.56
0 0 132.87
0 90 132.87
0 180 132.87
0 270 132.87

Definition at line 124 of file project.h.

Member Data Documentation

◆ ang0

double Angle_range::ang0

initial angular value

Definition at line 127 of file project.h.

◆ angF

double Angle_range::angF

final angular value

Definition at line 129 of file project.h.

◆ Navg

double Angle_range::Navg

Mean of the noise that must be added to the definition of the angle.

Definition at line 143 of file project.h.

◆ Ndev

double Angle_range::Ndev

Stddev of the noise that must be added to the definition of the angle.

Definition at line 145 of file project.h.

◆ randomness

int Angle_range::randomness

Kind of range. The kind of range can be any of these three: ANGLE_RANGE_DETERMINISTIC, ANGLE_RANGE_RANDOM_GROUPS, ANGLE_RANGE_RANDOM, ANGLE_EVENLY

Definition at line 141 of file project.h.

◆ samples

int Angle_range::samples

No. of samples.

Definition at line 131 of file project.h.


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