Opened 12 years ago
Closed 11 years ago
#172 closed How to (fixed)
a question about the particle branch in Delphes3.0.6
Reported by: | liuda | Owned by: | |
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Priority: | critical | Milestone: | |
Component: | Delphes code | Version: | Delphes 3 |
Keywords: | Cc: |
Description
Hi,
I am confused about the particle branch in Delphes3 root output. When I want to select the generated b
partons(from the ttbar+events where top is decayed in pythia), I get more b partons than expected in some
events? My selection condition is "particle->Status ==2&&abs(particle->PID)==5", but there is an event like this:
mass Charge E pT Eta
4.68 0 90.8796 65.6091 -0.84969
4.68 0 90.8796 65.6091 -0.84969
4.68 0 45.0283 21.6554 1.35506
number of bparton: 3
How to understand this, or do I miss something?
Actually, I want to use these information for b-jet tagging. In Delphes3, is the value of DeltaR in the module BTagging controlling the distance between the jet and b-parton to decide if it is a b-jet? If so, what is
the suggested value for anti-kt with R=0.4 ?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Da Liu
Change History (3)
follow-up: 2 comment:1 by , 12 years ago
comment:2 by , 12 years ago
Hi,
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards,
Da Liu
Replying to mselvaggi:
Hi,
I get more b partons than expected in some
events? My selection condition is "particle->Status ==2&&abs(particle->PID)==5"
your selection looks fine. In general I guess it is expected to have more b's than what you expect from the hard scattering, since you may extra b's originating from radiation.
mass Charge E pT Eta
4.68 0 90.8796 65.6091 -0.84969
4.68 0 90.8796 65.6091 -0.84969
4.68 0 45.0283 21.6554 1.35506
number of bparton: 3
How to understand this, or do I miss something?
for this I wouldn't know exactly what's going on. It seems Pythia for reason is rewriting the b in the list for some reason.
Anyway this does not have any impact for the b-tagging. If the b parton is matched with a jet, that jet will be tagged as b. You will not have any double counting of b-jets.
In Delphes3, is the value of DeltaR in the module BTagging controlling the distance between the jet and b-parton to decide if it is a b-jet?
yes.
If so, what is the suggested value for anti-kt with R=0.4 ?
According to our experience the matching efficiency is pretty stable as a function of size cone used for the matching. Nevertheless, I would typically chose a value close to the jet cone radius.
Michele
Replying to liuda:
Hi,
I am confused about the particle branch in Delphes3 root output. When I want to select the generated b
partons(from the ttbar+events where top is decayed in pythia), I get more b partons than expected in some
events? My selection condition is "particle->Status ==2&&abs(particle->PID)==5", but there is an event like this:
mass Charge E pT Eta
4.68 0 90.8796 65.6091 -0.84969
4.68 0 90.8796 65.6091 -0.84969
4.68 0 45.0283 21.6554 1.35506
number of bparton: 3
How to understand this, or do I miss something?
Actually, I want to use these information for b-jet tagging. In Delphes3, is the value of DeltaR in the module BTagging controlling the distance between the jet and b-parton to decide if it is a b-jet? If so, what is
the suggested value for anti-kt with R=0.4 ?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Da Liu
comment:3 by , 11 years ago
Resolution: | → fixed |
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Status: | new → closed |
Hi,
your selection looks fine. In general I guess it is expected to have more b's than what you expect from the hard scattering, since you may extra b's originating from radiation.
for this I wouldn't know exactly what's going on. It seems Pythia for reason is rewriting the b in the list for some reason.
Anyway this does not have any impact for the b-tagging. If the b parton is matched with a jet, that jet will be tagged as b. You will not have any double counting of b-jets.
yes.
According to our experience the matching efficiency is pretty stable as a function of size cone used for the matching. Nevertheless, I would typically chose a value close to the jet cone radius.
Michele
Replying to liuda: