def read(scan, param, files, chop, remove_near_min, rezero,
remove_delta=None, improve=False, remove_dups=True):
# print files
goodfiles = [f for f in files if plot.TFileIsGood(f)]
limit = plot.MakeTChain(goodfiles, 'limit')
graph = plot.TGraphFromTree(
limit, param, '2*%s' % DELTANLL, 'quantileExpected > -1.5')
# print 'INPUT'
# graph.Print()
graph.SetName(scan)
graph.Sort()
if remove_dups:
plot.RemoveGraphXDuplicates(graph)
if remove_delta is not None:
plot.RemoveSmallDelta(graph, remove_delta)
plot.RemoveGraphYAbove(graph, chop)
plot.ReZeroTGraph(graph, rezero)
if remove_near_min is not None:
plot.RemoveNearMin(graph, remove_near_min)
if improve:
global NAMECOUNTER
spline = ROOT.TSpline3("spline3", graph)
func = ROOT.TF1('splinefn' + str(NAMECOUNTER), partial(Eval, spline),
graph.GetX()[0], graph.GetX()[graph.GetN() - 1], 1)
func.SetNpx(NPX)
NAMECOUNTER += 1
plot.ImproveMinimum(graph, func, True)
# graph.Print()
if FILTER is not None:
plot.FilterGraph(graph, FILTER)
if REMOVE_X_RANGES is not None:
for remove_x in REMOVE_X_RANGES:
plot.RemoveInXRange(graph, remove_x[0], remove_x[1])
return graph
def read(scan,
param,
files,
chop,
remove_near_min,
rezero,
remove_delta=None,
improve=False):
# print files
goodfiles = [f for f in files if plot.TFileIsGood(f)]
limit = plot.MakeTChain(goodfiles, 'limit')
# require quantileExpected > -0.5 to avoid the final point which is always committed twice
# (even if the fit fails)
graph = plot.TGraphFromTree(limit, param, '2*deltaNLL',
'quantileExpected > -0.5')
graph.SetName(scan)
graph.Sort()
plot.RemoveGraphXDuplicates(graph)
if remove_delta is not None: plot.RemoveSmallDelta(graph, remove_delta)
plot.RemoveGraphYAbove(graph, chop)
plot.ReZeroTGraph(graph, rezero)
if remove_near_min is not None: plot.RemoveNearMin(graph, remove_near_min)
if improve:
global NAMECOUNTER
spline = ROOT.TSpline3("spline3", graph)
func = ROOT.TF1('splinefn' + str(NAMECOUNTER), partial(Eval, spline),
graph.GetX()[0],
graph.GetX()[graph.GetN() - 1], 1)
NAMECOUNTER += 1
plot.ImproveMinimum(graph, func, True)
# graph.Print()
return graph