Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of WMassMeasurmentExample
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v2 v3 25 25 Note the log are done with version: 2.5.4 26 26 27 1. $>./bin/madweight.py -1 or $>./bin/madweight.py param:[[br]] Create the different param_card and files related to the different cards.[[br]] output: {{{ 27 1. $>./bin/madweight.py -1 or $>./bin/madweight.py param:[[br]] Create the different param_card and files related to the different cards.[[br]] output: 28 {{{ 28 29 no mapping card found 29 30 starting the creation of the param_card … … 35 36 36 37 }}} 37 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -2 or $> ./bin/madweight.py analyzer:[[br]] Analyzes the Feynman diagrams, the transfer function and creates the fortran code for the integration.[[br]] output, indicates how MW analyzes your decay chains. and which change of variable it will apply on it. {{{ 38 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -2 or $> ./bin/madweight.py analyzer:[[br]] Analyzes the Feynman diagrams, the transfer function and creates the fortran code for the integration.[[br]] output, indicates how MW analyzes your decay chains. and which change of variable it will apply on it. 39 {{{ 38 40 treating MW_P1_uxd_e-vex directory 39 41 structure of the configuration 1: … … 78 80 79 81 }}} 80 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -5 or ./bin/madweight.py dir: Creates the directory for each parralel run. The name of the directory is for cross-section computation: ./SubProcesses/P1_uxd_e-vex/fermi/card_1/ for weight computation:./SubProcesses/MW_P1_uxd_e-vex/fermi/card_1/event_0/ {{{ 82 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -5 or ./bin/madweight.py dir: Creates the directory for each parralel run. The name of the directory is for cross-section computation: ./SubProcesses/P1_uxd_e-vex/fermi/card_1/ for weight computation:./SubProcesses/MW_P1_uxd_e-vex/fermi/card_1/event_0/ 83 {{{ 81 84 name : fermi 82 85 schedullar … … 103 106 104 107 }}} 105 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -6 or ./bin/madweight.py launch: Launches the computation of the weights on the cluster. (here by default on a single machine. {{{ 108 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -6 or ./bin/madweight.py launch: Launches the computation of the weights on the cluster. (here by default on a single machine. 109 {{{ 106 110 mkdir: cannot create directory `./Events/fermi': File exists 107 111 compiling … … 121 125 122 126 }}} 123 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -7 or ./bin/madweight.py control: control the cluster status. This is cluster related, so ntohing happen in this case. {{{ 127 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -7 or ./bin/madweight.py control: control the cluster status. This is cluster related, so ntohing happen in this case. 128 {{{ 124 129 name : fermi 125 130 schedullar … … 127 132 128 133 }}} 129 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -8 or ./bin/madweight.py collect: collect all the different value {{{ 134 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -8 or ./bin/madweight.py collect: collect all the different value 135 {{{ 130 136 name : fermi 131 137 schedullar … … 142 148 143 149 }}} 144 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -9 or ./bin/madweight.py plot: compute the likelihood and try to make plot (here I don't have gnuplot on my cluster, so it fails) {{{ 150 1. $> ./bin/madweight.py -9 or ./bin/madweight.py plot: compute the likelihood and try to make plot (here I don't have gnuplot on my cluster, so it fails) 151 {{{ 145 152 charge file ./Events/fermi/fermi_weights.out 146 153 load cross section term ./Events/fermi/fermi_cross_weights.out 147 154 no acceptance term loaded 148 155 149 }}} At this stage all the output are in ./Events/fermi/ For example the computation of the likelihood (whitout the AcceptanceTerm) gives: {{{ 156 }}} 157 At this stage all the output are in ./Events/fermi/ For example the computation of the likelihood (whitout the AcceptanceTerm) gives: 158 {{{ 150 159 1. 40 228.955053585 0.000715345946119 151 160 2. 60 188.48197688 0.000750658557815 … … 154 163 5. 120 168.413249969 0.00123941979677 155 164 156 }}} The first column is the card_number, the second the W mass, the third the value of the likelihood, and the last one the error associate. In this simple example, we can claim that the correct mass is around 80 GeV. (In this case, the error is dominated by the binning) 165 }}} 166 The first column is the card_number, the second the W mass, the third the value of the likelihood, and the last one the error associate. In this simple example, we can claim that the correct mass is around 80 GeV. (In this case, the error is dominated by the binning) 157 167 158 168 -- Main.OlivierMattelaer - 14 Sep 2009