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[Rivet] CMS_2013_I1208923Holger Schulz holger.schulz at durham.ac.ukMon Oct 5 09:06:56 BST 2015
On 04/10/15 23:47, Andy Buckley wrote: > On 04/10/15 19:43, Holger Schulz wrote: >> Hi, >> >> so the thing with this QCD analysis is that I validated their stuff >> quite some time ago but did change they didn't like. >> >> Namely, they submitted the code as two analyses, one for >> dijets and one for inclusive jets. The cuts and analysis workflows >> are exactly the same. So I thought it might be smarter to >> have one analysis which fills d sigma / d p_T for each selected >> jet and M_jj in case of dijet events rather than having >> the two fill commands in separate but identical analysis >> flows. >> >> Should I just add this as it is and be done with it or should we >> obey? > > Hi Holger, all, > > Are the two analyses from the same paper, taking data from (duplicates > of) the same HepData entry, etc.? It's just one hepdata entry: http://hepdata.cedar.ac.uk/view/ins1208923 > > If so, then I indeed think it is helpful to users, *and* to us as > maintainers, to combine the analyses into a single code. Maybe Xavier > can explain the justification to split them? -- since it sounds like > they would operate on the same events, and the results should be > identical. Ok, I'll inquire :) Thanks, Holger > > If they are different publications (seems a priori unlikely...) then I > think they should be separate codes too, despite the logical > duplication. There are already plenty of analyses with similar logic, > and overall it is not worth losing sleep (or friends) over ;-) > > Andy > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.hepforge.org/lists-archive/rivet/attachments/20151005/500bfeec/attachment.html>
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