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# Interactive Job: Inspect Particle Picks

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The information in this section applies to CryoSPARC ≤v3.3. For CryoSPARC v4.0+, please see: [Interactive Jobs](/application-guide/interactive-jobs.md)
{% endhint %}

## **Description**

* Inspect and modify picks using various thresholds following auto-picking.

## **Input**

* Previously picked particles
* Aligned/motion-corrected micrographs

## **Common Parameters**

* Once the job is running, you can adjust the `lowpass filter`, `normalized cross correlation (NCC)` and `power threshold` sliders to better view the picks and/or remove false positives.
* Learn about calibrating pick scores against defocus values in this [tutorial](/processing-data/tutorials-and-case-studies/tutorial-particle-picking-calibration.md)

## **Output**

* Particle locations

## **Common Next Steps**

* Extract particles from micrographs


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