Figure 7
From: An encryption–decryption framework to validating single-particle imaging
Orientation disconcurrence (\(\Delta \theta _\text {c}\)) and inconsistency (\(\Delta \theta _\text {i}\)) converge to \(\Delta \theta _\text {i}^*\) as the number of patterns (\(M_{\text {data}}\)) increase. Each dot and its error bars represent the average and standard deviation of \(\Delta \theta\) of all pairs among five reconstructions from four different disjoint datasets (average of 355 photons/pattern, rotation group sampling \(n=13\)). The same 1000 sentinel patterns are used in all four instances. The ratio of orientation disagreement \(\Delta \theta _\text {a}\) to disconcurrence \(\Delta \theta _\text {c}\), which is represented by the grey curve (labeled on right vertical axis), decreases with increasing \(M_{\text {data}}\).
