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[Rivet] [Rivet-svn] r2095 - in trunk: data/plotinfo?src/AnalysesHendrik Hoeth hendrik.hoeth at cern.chWed Nov 25 16:40:53 GMT 2009
Thus spake Frank Siegert (frank.siegert at durham.ac.uk): > So count me as a user whose plots are probably going to break, because > I would have a line in my make-plots configuration file which sets the > correct kfactor for that process. What percentage of our user community does that? How many would actually know that the need to do that? How many would be considering a plot with plain generator cross-section normalisation a bug (and that would be the default without the lines in the .plot file), since they usually look at the plot in a normalised way? > And the users for who it really is going to break, e.g. for tuning, > aren't going to be helped with your lines in the .plot file, are they? No, unfortunately not. But those guys at Tevatron, RHIC and LHC who want to have a look at some tuning and decide which parameter set they're going to use for their production. Those people who make and look at plots. And I guess that's the majority of our non-developer users, while most (if not all) of those who want to do something automated with the histograms are also developers and most likely know more about Rivet's internals. Hendrik -- "Two equal numbers are equivalent, even if they come from two different people one of which you don't like" (MLM about the theoretical top cross-section, in a meeting about theoretical uncertainties on the top mass)
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