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How to make limit plots
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(1) Make sure you have all the necessary L1 files. You need
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*ALL* of them unless you know what you are doing.
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(2) Merge the L1 files into L2 files using the script
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from Marc
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UserCode/claudioc/ScansICHEP2012/scripts/merge.py
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inside the directory that contains the L1 files
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(3) The L2 files coming out of Marc's script need to be sorted, eg,
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sort L2_file_from_Marc.txt >> L2_file_from_Marc_sorted.txt
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(4) Make sure to have the "right" lookup tables from Nik
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- LandsOutput_Aprioiri.txt
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- LandsOutput_Posterior.txt
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(5) Edit makeNtuple.C and change the names of the L2 files
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to be whatever you want
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(6) The name of the xsection file is also hardwired in makeNtuple.C
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(It defaults to the gluino xsection, if you are doing sbottom
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pairs, change the name of the file!)
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(7) Dump the L2 files into a flat ntuple
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unix> root -l
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root> .L Functions.cc
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root> .L makeNtuple()
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root> makeNtuple()
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The output is ntuple.root
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(8) To make plots
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unix> root -l ntuple.root
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root> .L makePlots_T1tttt.C
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root> makePlots()
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The histogram binning etc is hardwired in the C file,
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you need to change it appropriately for a different model.
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MAKE SURE THAT THE BINNING CORRESPONDS TO THE GRANULARITY
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OF THE L2 FILES. ALSO MAKE SURE THAT THE BINS ARE PROPERLY
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CENTERED. |
