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[Rivet] Displacing histogramsAndy Buckley andy.buckley at ed.ac.ukThu Nov 29 15:40:19 GMT 2012
On 29/11/12 16:26, James Monk wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I'm implementing a Rivet analysis in which the final plots involve taking the ratio of two temporary histograms, before shifting the whole lot down by the average multiplicity for the run. I can obviously go through point-by-point on the scatter plot and shift each one down (and in principle deal with the additional statistical error on the multiplicity, which will be very small), but I was wondering if anyone knows of a more elegant way of doing that. It's a bit of an unusual case, so I'm not surprised there's no method to do that. There's a nice way to do it in YODA :-) Well, niceish... it's still C++! Maybe we should *really* get that released as soon as possible! In Rivet-with-YODA it would be something like this. First, because --- struct XShifter { XShifter(double shift) : xshift(shift) { } double operator()(double x) { return x - xshift; } }; divide(tmp1, tmp2, destScatter2DPtr); transformX(destScatter2DPtr, XShifter(Nmean)); --- The XShifter struct (or class) is inelegant, but blame C++ for that. Maybe the Boost lambda stuff would work, too. It's only necessary because your Nmean is only known at the end of the run: a fixed offset could be done with just a double -> double function. In AIDA.... yep, completely by-hand DataPointSet mangling, I guess! Andy -- Dr Andy Buckley, SUPA Advanced Research Fellow Particle Physics Expt Group, University of Edinburgh The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336.
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