The next plot shows the local mean I/σ(I) values; rejected measured reflections with a value below the cut-off threshold are red for individual I/σ(I) ≤ 3 or pink if > 3.  Accepted reflections above the threshold are color-coded by increasing value of the mean I/σ(I) using colors in order: orange, yellow, green, cyan, magenta and white.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you don't see red points completely covering the outer spherical surface of this plot (ignoring any grey or dark blue points), it means either that there were good data beyond the edges of the detector, or (more likely) that an inappropriate diffraction cut-off (i.e. one which results in useful data being lost!) was applied during processing.

The local half-dataset correlation coefficient (CC_½) [Karplus & Diederichs, 2012] and its Fisher transformation (Z(CC_½)) are displayed next, followed by the Kullback-Leibler divergence (a measure of the amount of information gained from the data), and the mean(I/E[I]).

Next, the reflections at the anisotropic cut-off surface are displayed.  This 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 ellipsoidal surface is in magenta.  Finally, the Debye-Waller factor in decreasing value outwards from the origin of reciprocal space using colors in order: white, magenta, cyan, green, yellow, orange & red.