Cropping unbinned particles after having worked with binned particles

Work in progress

Creates the catalogue in full size

dctutorial full -n 3  -cc withmodels

Let Dynamo create a bin1 version of eac tomogram

dynamo_catalogue_bin full_withmodels 1 -ss 256 

-ss 256 defines the size of the chunks that are loaded at once from disk. This parameter does not matter for small tomograms like here.

Now, create a new catalogue where the bin1 versions are the main entries (meaning that the particles will be cropped from the binned version);

dcm -c full_withmodels -l t -ws o

Creates a list with the names of the binned tomograms

binnedFiles=strrep((o.results),'.mrc','_CatBinned1.mrc');

A good policy ios to check that the chars that we generated correspond to files that actually exist:

isfile(binnedFiles);

should produce an array of 3 "trues", i.e:

% ans =
% 
%   1×3 logical array
% 
%    1   1   1 

% % create the new catalogue % We creates a text file which just a list of files

mbio.writeas.textlines(binnedFiles,'binnedFileList.vll');

which is used to create a catalogue: 
dcm -create binned1 -fromvll binnedFileList.vll

% % imports the models of the main catalogue %

scaleModels;

% checks that the new catalogue has indeed 3 models dcmodels binned1

% creates a text file that expresses which models will come from % which tomogram. The format is as follows % tomogram1 % >model file 1 in tomogram 1 % createCroppingVll();

%mbio.writeas.textlines(lines);

dtcrop binned.vll reorder targetData 24; % the 'reorder' string as second argument tells dynamo to parse the % contents of the vll and to use a new set of tags on the created % particles

% check the results ddbrowse -d targetData -t targetData/crop.tbl

% Ok, now the actual meat... how do we crop the particle in the unbinned
% tomogram using as input a table?

% We first upscaled the table
tUpscale = dynamo_table_rescale('targetData/crop.tbl','factor',2);

% then we create a text file that indicates which tomogram file is intended
% for which tomogram number in the table (remember that tomogram numbers
% are represented in the index entry in the column 20)
%
% The text file is formated as
% 1 tomogramFileForIndex1
% 2 tomogramFileForIndex1
% 

We run the newly created script:

createTomogramIndexMapFile();

% % Now we crop the particles with the newly created file mapFullTomograms %

dtcrop('mapFullTomograms.doc',tUpscale,'targetDataFull', 48);

% Now we check the results ddbrowse -d targetDataFull -t targetDataFull/crop.tb