Review Article
Versatility of Approximating Single-Particle Electron Microscopy Density Maps Using Pseudoatoms and Approximation-Accuracy Control
Table 1
Comparison of Vector Quantization, Gaussian Mixture Model, and our pseudoatomic model.
| ā | Vector Quantization | Gaussian Mixture Model | Our pseudoatomic model |
| Grain | 3D point (codebook vector) | 3D Gaussian distribution function | 3D radial basis function (isotropic Gaussian distribution function) | Grain geometry | Spherical | Ellipsoidal | Spherical | Algorithm | Self-organizing map (SOM) | Maximum likelihood method using the expectation maximization algorithm | Iterative adding and removing of pseudoatoms and gradient descent refinement | Goal of algorithm | Minimize the mean-square deviation of the codebook vectors from the corresponding 3D data | Find the model with the maximum likelihood function | Find the model with the minimum number of grains for the given error of density approximation | Number of grains | Fixed | Fixed | Adjustable | Grain weight | Adjustable | Adjustable | Adjustable | Grain position | Adjustable | Adjustable | Adjustable | Grain size | Adjustable | Adjustable | Fixed | Application of elastic network model | Easy | Difficult | Easy |
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