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Symbolic links to all of the particle files should be ok, but if you make symbolic links (rather than copies) of the info/*json files, then the original files may get modified by new parameters. If you don't mind this, then I can't think of any obvious problems (but I've never actually tried it). Otherwise, the info/* files aren't really very large. Copying the info files from both projects into a new folder wouldn't really take that much disk space...
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I have two datasets of single particle cryo em. One, I was already refining and for the other I have picked particles. Both the datasets were collected on the same microscope with identical parameters. What would be the best way to merge these two datasets? Would making symbolic links to all the contents of info/ and particles/ folders to new info/ and particles/ folders and then building sets work?
Thanks a lot !
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particles files are important as they take a bit of space.Thanks Steve !On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 7:52 PM, Steve Ludtke <slud...@gmail.com> wrote:Symbolic links to all of the particle files should be ok, but if you make symbolic links (rather than copies) of the info/*json files, then the original files may get modified by new parameters. If you don't mind this, then I can't think of any obvious problems (but I've never actually tried it). Otherwise, the info/* files aren't really very large. Copying the info files from both projects into a new folder wouldn't really take that much disk space...On Sep 19, 2017, at 11:15 PM, ashuthe...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear all,
I have two datasets of single particle cryo em. One, I was already refining and for the other I have picked particles. Both the datasets were collected on the same microscope with identical parameters. What would be the best way to merge these two datasets? Would making symbolic links to all the contents of info/ and particles/ folders to new info/ and particles/ folders and then building sets work?
Thanks a lot !
Ashu--
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