Symmetry in variance map?
Forums
Hi,
I calculated a variance map from 1000 bootstrap volumes, my dataset was downsampled by a factor of 2 with resample_mp.exe, and the resolution of the reconstructed bootstrap volumes was limited to 8 A. And I imposed C4 symmetry. FBEAUT was set to F.
In the resulting variance map I get a strong "column" spanning all slices in the very middle of the box, parallel to the Z-axis. I understand this as a symmetrization artifact (no symmetrization is imposed on the central voxel column?), but not sure. The rest of the variance map seems to make sense.
Top view: http://imgur.com/B2AuHX7
Side view: http://imgur.com/iwtuott
Any help in how to interpret this, and how to correct this if necessary, is very much appreciated.
Thanks a lot!
Yes, this "column" is likely
Yes, this "column" is likely due to increased variance due to reduced averaging.