IMPORTANT NOTE: If you don't see red points completely covering the outer spherical surface in the left-hand plot (ignoring any pink or dark blue points), it means either that there was good data beyond the edges of the detector, or (more likely) that advice concerning the application of a diffraction cut-off to the data prior to running STARANISO was not heeded.

The cut-off surface uses a different color scheme:

• Unmeasured points are blue (inside the fitted surface) or cyan (outside).
• Unobserved points are red (in) or green (out).
• Observed points are orange (in) or white (out).
• The fitted surface is magenta.

Note that a subset of the functions provided by the following menu are replicated by keystrokes or mouse actions inside the black 3-D display window below (hit 'h' inside this window for on-screen help).  Scroll down at the top of this text and menu area to make the display window fully visible; then scroll up inside the title bar below to make the menu visible again (using the mouse wheel inside the display window moves the z-clipping planes).  Alternatively use the scrollbar on the right.

                Local mean profile correlation, -logP(chi^2), redundancy, local mean I/σ(I), local weighted CC_1/2, local Z(weighted CC_1/2), local mean K-L divergence & D-W factor
  0   Grey                   Unobservable*
  1   Blue                    Observable*
  2   Red|Pink:9    0.02  0.202      1    1.20  0.3000   30.00   0.573  0.0194
  3   Orange        0.09  0.446      2    6.62  0.9461  193.58   0.935  0.0608
  4   Yellow        0.22  0.731      3   15.82  0.9876  288.78   1.254  0.1566
  5   Green         0.40  1.083      5   28.79  0.9946  346.35   1.555  0.3323
  6   Cyan          0.59  1.495      6   45.47  0.9969  379.17   1.743  0.5803
  7   Magenta       0.67  1.999      7   55.07  0.9976  396.39   2.287  0.8342
  8   White         0.59  2.355      8   58.74  0.9978  399.49   2.800  0.9871
* Refer to GLOSSARY for explanation of terminology.