fccanalysis-final-script – analysis script for the
final stage of the analysis
The analysis script for the final stage of the analysis is
expected to be a valid Python script containing definitions of the cuts and
the final histograms. To run the final stage do
- fccanalysis final analysis_script.py
User can use the following global attributes to control the
behavior of the final analysis stage.
- procDict
(mandatory)
- This variable controls which process dictionary will be used. It can be
either simple file name, absolute path or url. In the case of a simple
filename, the file is being searched for first in the working directory
and then at the locations indicated in the $FCCDICTSDIR environment
variable.
- procDictAdd
(optional)
- User can provide additional processes, which are not included in the main
processes dictionary.
- inputDir
(mandatory)
- User has to specify the directory where the input files coming from the
previous analysis stage are stored.
- outputDir
(optional)
- User can specify the directory for the output files.
Default value: . (current working directory)
- nCPUS
(optional)
- Number of threads the RDataFrame will use. If -1 is specified all
available cores will be used.
Default value: 4
- cutList
(optional)
- Dictionary of cuts to be done of form "<cut_name>:
<cut_definition>". The cuts are independent and there is one
special cut "all_events".
Default value: Empty dictionary
- cutLabels
(optional)
- Dictionary of labels for cuts defined in cutList which will be used
in LaTeX table(s).
Default value: Empty dictionary
- doScale
(optional)
- Whether to scale the results to the expected integrated luminosity.
Default value: True
- intLumi
(optional)
- Expected integrated luminosity in pb^{-1}.
Default value: 1.0 pb^{-1}
- doTree
(optional)
- Save events passing final cuts into output TTree.
Default value: False
- saveTabular
(optional)
- Save results into LaTeX table(s).
Default value: False
- saveJSON
(optional)
- Save results into JSON file.
Default value: False
This section is under construction. You are invited to help :)
fccanalysis(1), fccanalysis-final(1)
There are many contributors to the FCCAnalyses framework, but the
principal authors are:
Clement Helsens
Valentin Volkl
Gerardo Ganis
Part of the FCCAnalyses framework.