Difference: GavinPhdWork (1 vs. 6)

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Get pythia from the web, try to compile it and run an example. Then try to run top and ttH. Dump some events.
NB - eventually run Pythia in Athena (this requires CERN computing acount - currently disabled)

Work on updating documentation:
Look at the order of build in hwwscript.sh: the most basic
things are built first, so they are tools.
Section on Basic Tools:
-Look at the code in HwwUtil and try to categorize
- HwwUtil
- steering files
- container utilities that use steering files
-FlatTuple
-FlatReader
-McLimit
-FlatFitter
-Computentp
A diagram of the analysis may be found in ~stdenis/batch/flattpf52.sh
Section on how it works together
Section on Utilities used after analysis to read log files (I will
have to send hints), analyzes the results of the training.
Description of what to look for in training

Work on figuring out how to do documentation
Look at Root, Pythia, Workbook for ATLAS to figure out what is best
approach, but don't wait to start getting facts written down.

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Objectives

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Get pythia from the web, try to compile it and run an example. Then try to run top and ttH. Dump some events.
NB - ideally run Pythia in Athena (this requires CERN computing acount - currently disabled)

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Get pythia from the web, try to compile it and run an example. Then try to run top and ttH. Dump some events.
NB - eventually run Pythia in Athena (this requires CERN computing acount - currently disabled)

Work on updating documentation:
Look at the order of build in hwwscript.sh: the most basic
things are built first, so they are tools.
Section on Basic Tools:
-Look at the code in HwwUtil and try to categorize
- HwwUtil
- steering files
- container utilities that use steering files
-FlatTuple
-FlatReader
-McLimit
-FlatFitter
-Computentp
A diagram of the analysis may be found in ~stdenis/batch/flattpf52.sh
Section on how it works together
Section on Utilities used after analysis to read log files (I will
have to send hints), analyzes the results of the training.
Description of what to look for in training

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META TOPICPARENT	name="WebHome"

-- GavinKirby - 2010-08-04

Objectives

Changed:

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Get pythia from the web, try to compile it and run an example. Then try
to run top and ttH. Dump some events.

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Get pythia from the web, try to compile it and run an example. Then try to run top and ttH. Dump some events.
NB - ideally run Pythia in Athena (this requires CERN computing acount - currently disabled)

Work on updating documentation:
Look at the order of build in hwwscript.sh: the most basic
things are built first, so they are tools.
Section on Basic Tools:
-Look at the code in HwwUtil and try to categorize
- HwwUtil
- steering files
- container utilities that use steering files
-FlatTuple
-FlatReader
-McLimit
-FlatFitter
-Computentp
A diagram of the analysis may be found in ~stdenis/batch/flattpf52.sh
Section on how it works together
Section on Utilities used after analysis to read log files (I will
have to send hints), analyzes the results of the training.
Description of what to look for in training

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Objectives

Get pythia from the web, try to compile it and run an example. Then try
to run top and ttH. Dump some events.

Work on updating documentation:
Look at the order of build in hwwscript.sh: the most basic
things are built first, so they are tools.
Section on Basic Tools:
-Look at the code in HwwUtil and try to categorize
- HwwUtil
- steering files
- container utilities that use steering files
-FlatTuple
-FlatReader
-McLimit
-FlatFitter
-Computentp
A diagram of the analysis may be found in ~stdenis/batch/flattpf52.sh
Section on how it works together
Section on Utilities used after analysis to read log files (I will
have to send hints), analyzes the results of the training.
Description of what to look for in training

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Look at the Matrix element package in Hww. (Still debugging)
Update TMVA to latest version (need -m32 -march=i686 in CFLAGS for compiling?)

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Links

Peter Dong Thesis

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Work on figuring out how to do documentation
Look at Root, Pythia, Workbook for ATLAS to figure out what is best
approach, but don't wait to start getting facts written down.

Look at the Matrix element package in Hww. (Still debugging)

Added:

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Update TMVA to latest version (need -m32 -march=i686 in CFLAGS for compiling?)

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META TOPICPARENT	name="WebHome"

-- GavinKirby - 2010-08-04

Get pythia from the web, try to compile it and run an example. Then try
to run top and ttH. Dump some events.

Work on updating documentation:
Look at the order of build in hwwscript.sh: the most basic
things are built first, so they are tools.
Section on Basic Tools:
-Look at the code in HwwUtil and try to categorize
- HwwUtil
- steering files
- container utilities that use steering files
-FlatTuple
-FlatReader
-McLimit
-FlatFitter
-Computentp
A diagram of the analysis may be found in ~stdenis/batch/flattpf52.sh
Section on how it works together
Section on Utilities used after analysis to read log files (I will
have to send hints), analyzes the results of the training.
Description of what to look for in training

Work on figuring out how to do documentation
Look at Root, Pythia, Workbook for ATLAS to figure out what is best
approach, but don't wait to start getting facts written down.

Look at the Matrix element package in Hww. (Still debugging)

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