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## 15 Jul 2010
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##
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## * This is the run script to plot/fit RelIso using only MC events.
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## * It calls fit_new.C and perform gaussian fit over all permutations of fit ranges,
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## and make 2 version of plots: one zoomed-in on y-axis and the other not.
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## * plot_qcd_estimate.C
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## * It creates the following directories to store the output:
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## mc_only_[DT]/nofit
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## mc_only_[DT]/gaus_free12j_fix34j
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## mc_only_[DT]/gaus_mean_0.3to0.6_12j_fix34j
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## mc_only_[DT]/gaus_mean_0.4to0.6_12j_fix34j
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## [DT] above means Date and Time, ie the time stamp of when the dir is created.
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##
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## * The time stamp format can be changed below by adapting the mytime variable.
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##
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#####################################################################################
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# main dir
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dir=mc_only
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# To add time stamp to "mc_only"
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#mytime=`date "+%d%m%y_%Hh%Mm"` ## produces eg '150710_13h55m' for 13 July 2010, 1.55pm
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mytime=`date "+%d%h%y_%Hh%Mm"` ## produces eg '15Jul10_13h55m' for 13 July 2010, 1.55pm
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dir=${dir}_$mytime
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# subdirectories
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sd1=nofit
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sd2=gaus_free12j_fix34j
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sd3=gaus_mean_0.3to0.6_12j_fix34j
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sd4=gaus_mean_0.4to0.6_12j_fix34j
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# create directories
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mkdir -p $dir/$sd1
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mkdir -p $dir/$sd2
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mkdir -p $dir/$sd3
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mkdir -p $dir/$sd4
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# plot without fit
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echo "plot without fit"
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echo " op: $dir/$sd1"
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root -q -b 'run_fit_none.cc(1,0)' >& fit_none.txt
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mv -f *QCD_reliso*.pdf fit_none.txt $dir/$sd1
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# Fit: gaus, no constrain in 1,2j, constrain in 3,4j
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echo "Fit gaus"
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echo " op: $dir/$sd2"
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root -q -b 'run_fit.cc(1,0)' >& fit_res_gaus.txt
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so animate_gaus.sh
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mv -f *pdf *txt *gif $dir/$sd2
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# Fit gaus, constrain mean in 1,2j mean:0.3-1.6, fix 3,4j
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#echo "Fit gaus, constrain mean in 1,2j (0.3-1.6)"
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#echo " op: $dir/$sd3"
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#root -q -b 'run_fit_mean12j_geq03.cc(1,0)' >& fit_res_mean12j_geq03.txt
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#so animate_gaus.sh
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#mv -f *pdf *txt *gif $dir/$sd3
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# Fit gaus, constrain mean in 1,2j mean:0.4-1.6, fix 3,4j
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#echo "Fit gaus, constrain mean in 1,2j (0.4-1.6)"
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#echo " op: $dir/$sd4"
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#root -q -b 'run_fit_mean12j_geq04.cc(1,0)' >& fit_res_mean12j_geq04.txt
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#so animate_gaus.sh
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#mv -f *pdf *txt *gif $dir/$sd4
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rm -f *eps
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echo done
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###############################
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# #
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# Some notes on the workflow #
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# #
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# #
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###############################
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#
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# run_fit.cc calls fit_new.C, and runs the "fit" function for each fit range. For each case,
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# it plots 6 histograms for alljet, 0 jet, 1 jet...4mjets.
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# In doing so, it calculates estimates of the QCD in the signal region, and outputs the estimates
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# to fit_res_gaus.txt, and the relative deviations ([est-true]/true) to est_free_gaus.txt.
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# plot_qcd_estimate.C is then called, which reads in the values from est_free_gaus.txt, and plots these.
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# It does this for unconstrained fits, or for constrained fits.
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