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What is it ========== Script that I am gradually hanging my analyses off of. Focus is on amplitude analysis; older things that will need some hacking to bring into the main analysis have been dumped into scripts/old Checkout and download ===================== I pushed it to here: https://github.com/chrisrogers1234/efficiency_study/tree/v1.0 I am not really the git expert, but you can get a copy using git clone git@github.com:chrisrogers1234/efficiency_study.git Quick start =========== The basic execution of the analysis is done by a command like: python scripts/bin/run_one_analysis.py scripts/config/config_reco.py 0 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ main program configuration file specify which data set in the config file to analyse The config file defines all of the run control variables, file locations, cut parameters etc. It is possible to run several analyses in parallel by doing python scripts/bin/run_many_analyses.py Edit the "run_many_analyses.py" script to control which analyses to run. I often show tableaux of several plots from different analyses in a single canvas. This is done using the script python scripts/bin/conglomerate_plots.py There is one more top-level script, "move_to_paper.bash" which copies files across to the "emittance paper" location (specified in the bash file)
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Fork from CR's branch of the same name to add the density and fractional emittance analyses
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