def main():
data, data_ctl = get_data()
signal, bkg, signal_ctl, bkg_ctl = get_templates()
edges = list( data.xedges() )
# print list(data.y())
# data, be = hist_to_numpy(data)
# print data
# data_ctl, _ = hist_to_numpy(data_ctl)
# signal, _ = hist_to_numpy(signal)
# signal_ctl, _ = hist_to_numpy(signal_ctl)
# bkg, _ = hist_to_numpy(bkg)
# bkg_ctl, _ = hist_to_numpy(bkg_ctl)
sig_pdf = hist_to_pdf( signal )
bkg_pdf = hist_to_pdf( bkg )
epsig = Extended( sig_pdf, extname = 'N1' )
epbkg = Extended( bkg_pdf, extname = 'N2' )
pdf = AddPdf( epbkg, epsig )
fitdata = array( list( data.y() ) )
blh = BinnedLH( pdf, fitdata, bins = n_bins, bound = ( min_x, max_x ), extended = True )
m = Minuit( blh, N1 = 2000, N2 = 30000, error_N1 = 44, error_N2 = 200 )
m.migrad()
blh.draw( m, parts = True )
from iminuit import Minuit from probfit import BinnedLH, Extended, AddPdf, gen_toy from probfit.pdf import HistogramPdf from probfit.plotting import draw_pdf import numpy as np bound = (0, 10) np.random.seed(0) bkg = gen_toy(lambda x: x**2, 100000, bound=bound) # a parabola background sig = np.random.randn(50000) + 5 # a Gaussian signal data = np.concatenate([sig, bkg]) # fill histograms with large statistics hsig, be = np.histogram(sig, bins=40, range=bound) hbkg, be = np.histogram(bkg, bins=be, range=bound) # randomize data data = np.random.permutation(data) fitdata = data[:1000] psig = HistogramPdf(hsig, be) pbkg = HistogramPdf(hbkg, be) epsig = Extended(psig, extname='N1') epbkg = Extended(pbkg, extname='N2') pdf = AddPdf(epbkg, epsig) blh = BinnedLH(pdf, fitdata, bins=40, bound=bound, extended=True) m = Minuit(blh, N1=330, N2=670, error_N1=20, error_N2=30) #m.migrad() blh.draw(m, parts=True)
from iminuit import Minuit
from probfit import BinnedLH, gaussian, Extended
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from numpy.random import randn
data = randn(1000) * 2 + 1
#Unextended
blh = BinnedLH(gaussian, data)
#if you wonder what it looks like call describe(blh)
m = Minuit(blh, mean=0., sigma=0.5)
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 6))
plt.subplot(221)
blh.draw(m)
plt.title('Unextended Before')
m.migrad() # fit
plt.subplot(222)
blh.draw(m)
plt.title('Unextended After')
#Extended
ext_gauss = Extended(gaussian)
blh = BinnedLH(ext_gauss, data, extended=True)
m = Minuit(blh, mean=0., sigma=0.5, N=900.)
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from numpy.random import randn
import numpy as np
peak1 = randn(1000)*0.5 + 1.
peak2 = randn(500)*0.5 + 0.
#two peaks data with shared width
data = np.concatenate([peak1, peak2])
#Share the width
#If you use Normalized here. Do not reuse the object.
#It will be really slow due to cache miss. Read Normalized doc for more info.
pdf1 = rename(gaussian, ('x', 'm_1', 'sigma'))
pdf2 = rename(gaussian, ('x', 'm_2', 'sigma'))
compdf = AddPdfNorm(pdf1, pdf2) # merge by name (merge sigma)
ulh = BinnedLH(compdf, data, extended=False)
m = Minuit(ulh, m_1=1.1, m_2=-0.1, sigma=0.48, f_0=0.6, limit_f_0=(0,1))
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 3))
plt.subplot(121)
ulh.draw(m, parts=True)
plt.title('Before')
m.migrad() # fit
plt.subplot(122)
ulh.draw(m, parts=True)
plt.title('After')
from iminuit import Minuit from probfit import BinnedLH, Extended, AddPdf, gen_toy from probfit.pdf import HistogramPdf import numpy as np bound = (0, 10) np.random.seed(0) bkg = gen_toy(lambda x : x**2, 100000, bound=bound) # a parabola background sig= np.random.randn(50000)+5 # a Gaussian signal data= np.concatenate([sig,bkg]) # fill histograms with large statistics hsig,be= np.histogram(sig, bins=40, range=bound); hbkg,be= np.histogram(bkg, bins=be, range=bound); # randomize data data= np.random.permutation(data) fitdata= data[:1000] psig= HistogramPdf(hsig,be) pbkg= HistogramPdf(hbkg,be) epsig= Extended(psig, extname='N1') epbkg= Extended(pbkg, extname='N2') pdf= AddPdf(epbkg,epsig) blh= BinnedLH(pdf, fitdata, bins=40, bound=bound, extended=True) m= Minuit(blh, N1=330, N2= 670, error_N1=20, error_N2=30) #m.migrad() blh.draw(m, parts=True)
from iminuit import Minuit
from probfit import BinnedLH, gaussian, Extended
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from numpy.random import randn
data = randn(1000)*2 + 1
#Unextended
blh = BinnedLH(gaussian, data)
#if you wonder what it loos like call desceibe(blh)
m = Minuit(blh, mean=0., sigma=0.5)
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 6))
plt.subplot(221)
blh.draw(m)
plt.title('Unextended Before')
m.migrad() # fit
plt.subplot(222)
blh.draw(m)
plt.title('Unextended After')
#Extended
ext_gauss = Extended(gaussian)
blh = BinnedLH(ext_gauss, data, extended=True)
m = Minuit(blh, mean=0., sigma=0.5, N=900.)
nominal_lh = BinnedLH(
nominal_template,
bin_centers,
bins=n_bins,
bound=bounds,
weights=binned_asimov,
weighterrors=binned_asimov_errors,
use_w2=True,
nint_subdiv=3,
extended=True,
)
print(f"{Style.RESET_ALL}", end="")
nominal_lh_val = 2 * nominal_lh(signal_templates[(1.0, 1.0)][1],
bkg_template[1])
nominal_lh.draw()
nominal_lh = nominal_lh_val
plt.savefig("nominal.pdf")
plt.close()
for (yuk, lam), (pdf, norm) in signal_templates.items():
bkg_norm = bkg_template[1]
splusb_template = AddPdf(Extended(pdf, extname="s"),
Extended(bkg_template[0], extname="b"))
splusb = BinnedLH(
splusb_template,
bin_centers,
bins=n_bins,
bound=bounds,
weights=binned_asimov,
weighterrors=binned_asimov_errors,
peak1 = randn(1000) * 0.5 + 1.0
peak2 = randn(500) * 0.5 + 0.0
# two peaks data with shared width
data = np.concatenate([peak1, peak2])
# Share the width
# If you use Normalized here. Do not reuse the object.
# It will be really slow due to cache miss. Read Normalized doc for more info.
pdf1 = rename(gaussian, ("x", "m_1", "sigma"))
pdf2 = rename(gaussian, ("x", "m_2", "sigma"))
ext_pdf1 = Extended(pdf1, extname="N_1")
ext_pdf2 = Extended(pdf2, extname="N_2")
compdf = AddPdf(ext_pdf1, ext_pdf2) # merge by name (merge sigma)
ulh = BinnedLH(compdf, data, extended=True)
m = Minuit(ulh, m_1=0.1, m_2=-0.1, sigma=0.1, N_1=900, N_2=480)
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 3))
plt.subplot(121)
ulh.draw(m, parts=True)
plt.title("Before")
m.migrad() # fit
plt.subplot(122)
ulh.draw(m, parts=True)
plt.title("After")
