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On 12/03/14 14:15, Liron Barak wrote:
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<div dir="ltr">Dear Rivet experts,
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<div>I do some MC studies and I use Rivet all the time to
compare the different MC options with the data, thanks for the
nice tool!</div>
<div>I mainly look on the ratio (to the data) and see the
agreement... I wonder if Rivet can also give me back some kind
of number? A way to quantify what is the closest to data not
by eye.....</div>
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<div>Many thanks</div>
<div>Liron </div>
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Hi Liron,<br>
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you could use the built-in feature of make-plots to calculate a GoF
measure<br>
and display it in the Legend.<br>
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In order to make this appear, add<br>
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GofLegend=1<br>
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in the PLOT section of the input files for make-plots.<br>
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On the command line you could do this e.g. by running this command:<br>
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for i in *dat;do sed -i "s/Legend=1/Legend=1\nGofLegend=1/g" $i;done<br>
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Hope that helps,<br>
Holger
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