Jungfraujoch/docs/python_client/docs/IndexingSettings.md

# IndexingSettings

Settings for crystallography indexing

## Properties

Name | Type | Description | Notes
------------ | ------------- | ------------- | -------------
**algorithm** | [**IndexingAlgorithm**](IndexingAlgorithm.md) |  | [default to IndexingAlgorithm.FFBIDX]
**fft_max_unit_cell_a** | **float** | Largest unit cell to be indexed by FFT algorithm; parameter value affects execution time of FFT | [default to 250]
**fft_min_unit_cell_a** | **float** | Smallest unit cell to be indexed by FFT algorithm; parameter value affects execution time of FFT | [default to 10.0]
**fft_high_resolution_a** | **float** | Sets how finely the FFT samples each search direction: it fixes the extent of the projection histogram, and with it the transform size, so it affects execution time and memory of FFT. It does NOT filter spots - every spot is projected whatever its resolution, so raising it does not make the transform see a coarser subset of the data. There is also correlation between smallest unit cell and this value, which need to be checked for very small systems.  | [default to 2.0]
**fft_num_vectors** | **int** | Number of search directions for the FFT algorithm; parameter value affects execution time of FFT. | [default to 16384]
**tolerance** | **float** | Acceptance tolerance for spots after the indexing run - the larger the number, the more spots will be accepted | 
**thread_count** | **int** | Thread count for indexing algorithm | 
**geom_refinement_algorithm** | [**GeomRefinementAlgorithm**](GeomRefinementAlgorithm.md) |  | 
**unit_cell_dist_tolerance** | **float** | Relative distance tolerance for unit cell vs. reference; Lattices outside given tolerance will be ignored | [default to 0.05]
**viable_cell_min_spots** | **int** | Minimum number of indexed spots required for a cell to be considered viable | [default to 10]
**index_ice_rings** | **bool** | Include spots marked as ice rings in the indexing run.  If `dataset_settings` doesn't have `detect_ice_rings` on, this option will have no effect on processing.  | [default to False]
**rotation_indexing** | **bool** |  | [default to False]
**rotation_indexing_min_angular_range_deg** | **float** |  | [default to 20.0]
**rotation_indexing_angular_stride_deg** | **float** |  | [default to 0.5]
**blocking** | **bool** | Indexing in Jungfraujoch goes with a dedicated thread pool. If set to false, the thread pool is non-blocking, i.e. if there are no threads available, image indexing will be skipped. This option is recommended for real-time processing at high frame rates. If set to true, the thread pool will block until a thread is available.  | [default to True]

## Example

```python
from jfjoch_client.models.indexing_settings import IndexingSettings

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of IndexingSettings from a JSON string
indexing_settings_instance = IndexingSettings.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(IndexingSettings.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
indexing_settings_dict = indexing_settings_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of IndexingSettings from a dict
indexing_settings_from_dict = IndexingSettings.from_dict(indexing_settings_dict)
```
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