Difference between revisions of "Maximum likelihood"
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An approach to structure [[refinement]] in which the parameters of a structural model are modified to optimize the statistical probability of generating a set of observed intensities. The technique is often used in the refinement of structures of biological macromolecules, where the unfavourable parameter-to-observation ratio often leads to overfitted data and consequent systematic errors in least-squares minimization procedures. | An approach to structure [[refinement]] in which the parameters of a structural model are modified to optimize the statistical probability of generating a set of observed intensities. The technique is often used in the refinement of structures of biological macromolecules, where the unfavourable parameter-to-observation ratio often leads to overfitted data and consequent systematic errors in least-squares minimization procedures. | ||
[[Category:Biological crystallography]] | [[Category:Biological crystallography]] | ||
[[Category:Structure determination]] | [[Category:Structure determination]] | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 20 March 2015
Maximum de vraisemblance (Fr). Maximale Wahrscheinlichkeit (Ge). Máxima verosimilitud (Sp). Metodo della massima verosimiglianza (It). 最尤法 (Ja)
An approach to structure refinement in which the parameters of a structural model are modified to optimize the statistical probability of generating a set of observed intensities. The technique is often used in the refinement of structures of biological macromolecules, where the unfavourable parameter-to-observation ratio often leads to overfitted data and consequent systematic errors in least-squares minimization procedures.