This package is intended to study various substructure techniques for gluino searches. For ease of use, it is used in conjuction with the TreeMaker package employed by the RA2/b analysis.

setenv SCRAM_ARCH slc6_amd64_gcc491
cmsrel CMSSW_7_2_3_patch1
cd CMSSW_7_2_3_patch1/src
cmsenv
git clone git@github.com:awhitbeck/TreeMaker.git -b CMSSW_7_2_X .
git clone git@github.com:awhitbeck/SuSySubstructure.git -b synch_June26_2015 AWhitbeck/SuSySubstructure
cd AWhitbeck/SuSySubstructure
./retrieveFastJetTools.sh
cd ../../
scram b -j 8
wget http://people.physics.tamu.edu/aperloff/CMS_JEC/PHYS14_V4/PHYS14_V4_MC.db -P AWhitbeck/SuSySubstructure/test/

A number of config fragments are stored in the python directory for files list for entire samples. For PHYS14 samples, see list of config files here. There are also some private samples that have been produced for more detailed studies. The corresponding config files are here.

For producing analysis trees, the config file, PHYS14production.py, should be used. This config file also also for command line arguments to be passed along. The relevant command line arguments are:

So, an example of how to run the code would be:

cmsRun PHYS14production.py inputFilesConfig=PHYS14.SMS-T1tttt_2J_mGl-1200_mLSP-800_Tune4C_13TeV-madgraph-tauola outputFile=T1tttt_mGl-1200_mLSP-800 scenario=Phys14

There are also utilities set up to run over all of the PHYS14 samples and save the output tree to your specified area (eos is required!). The test/condorSub directory contains all of the relevant scripts. If you copy this to another directory and run the looper.sh script, it will submit one job per file to condor for all of the relevant PHYS14 samples. Example:

cp -r condorSub myProduction
cd myProduction
./looper.sh root://cmseos.fnal.gov//store/user/YOURUSERNAME/myProduction/

The jobs open the files over xrootd, so looper.sh will check that you have a valid grid proxy. It will also make a tarball of the current CMSSW working directory to send to the worker node. If you want to reuse an existing CMSSW tarball (no important changes have been made since the last time you submitted jobs), there is an extra argument:

./looper.sh root://cmseos.fnal.gov//store/user/YOURUSERNAME/myProduction/ keep

Things to do for batch submission:

1. get code working for check for and resubmitting failed jobs

Scripts are available to calculate the integrated luminosity from data ntuples (produced with TreeMaker):

python lumiSummary.py
./calcLumi.sh

The first script lumiSummary.py loops over a list of data samples and creates a JSON file for each sample consisting of the lumisections which were actually processed. (This script is based on the CRAB3 client job report scripts.)

The second script calcLumi.sh runs lcr2 on the JSON files created by the first script. It will automatically copy lcr2.py and the runcsv directory from AFS.