SP score in muscle: What exactly does it mean, and is higher or lower a 'better' score of alignment?
Hi all,
I have two similar-ish alignments. I found an SP-score for both. One is slightly higher than the other. I am confused as to whether I should take the higher, or lower score as a 'better' alignment. I read there are linked to PAM250 scores?
Could someone explain what the difference is?
Thanks
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