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# efxtools
Useful scripts for EFX analysis
Efxtools contains scripts for some important diffraction data analysis tasks.


### Installation

For users who don't want to [configure ssh access](https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/connecting-to-github-with-ssh/adding-a-new-ssh-key-to-your-github-account) to GitHub,
you may install from source without git with the following steps.

1) [download the latest source code](https://github.com/Hekstra-Lab/efxtools/archive/refs/heads/main.zip)
2) Unpack the `.zip` file from (1) using your system's archive tool. You may do this in the file browser on most modern operating systems.
3) In a terminal, navigate to the extracted source code directory (for instance `cd /home/user/efxtools-main`).
4) Type `python setup.py install` or `pip install -e .`. Use the latter if you would like to modify the source code in the future.

### Design and usage

Efxtools is designed primarily as a command line interface.
Applications from this package are prefixed with `efxtools.`.

Users can **list available commands** by typing `efxtools.` and double-pressing the `TAB` key.
Each subprogram is documented using the [argparse library](https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html).
To get usage info for a subprogram, use the `-h` or `--help` flag.
For instance,

```bash
$ efxtools.find_peaks -h
```

will print the following

```bash
usage: efxtools.find_peaks [-h] -f STRUCTURE_FACTOR_KEY -p PHASE_KEY [-o CSV_OUT] [-z SIGMA_CUTOFF] [-w WEIGHT_KEY] [--sample-rate SAMPLE_RATE] [--min-volume MIN_VOLUME]
[--min-score MIN_SCORE] [--min-peak MIN_PEAK] [-d DISTANCE_CUTOFF] [--use-long-names]
mtz_file pdb_file

Search an electron density map for peaks in the vicinity of a structure.

positional arguments:
mtz_file
pdb_file

options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f STRUCTURE_FACTOR_KEY, --structure-factor-key STRUCTURE_FACTOR_KEY
column label of the structure factor you want to use.
-p PHASE_KEY, --phase-key PHASE_KEY
column label of the phase you want to use.
-o CSV_OUT, --csv-out CSV_OUT
output the report to a csv file
-z SIGMA_CUTOFF, --sigma-cutoff SIGMA_CUTOFF
the z-score cutoff for voxels to be included in the peak search. the default is 1.5
-w WEIGHT_KEY, --weight-key WEIGHT_KEY
column label of any weights you wish to apply to the map.
--sample-rate SAMPLE_RATE
change fft oversampling from the default (3).
--min-volume MIN_VOLUME
the minimum volume of peaks with default zero.
--min-score MIN_SCORE
the minimum score of peaks with default zero.
--min-peak MIN_PEAK the minimum peak value with default zero.
-d DISTANCE_CUTOFF, --distance-cutoff DISTANCE_CUTOFF
the distance cutoff of nearest neighbor search with default of 4 angstroms.
--use-long-names use more verbose column names in the peak report.

```

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