Difference: HiggsAnalysisAtATLASUsingRooStats (46 vs. 47)

Revision 472015-06-16 - WilliamBreadenMadden

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HistoName="data" />

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HistoName="ttH_m110" NormalizeByTheory="False" >

<-- systematics: -->

<HistoSys Name="Lumi" HistoNameHigh="ttH_m110_sys_Lumi_up"

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# The #userSet hashtag is used to indicate places in the script where the user might modify # things.

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createXMLFiles() # Arguments: originalMass { originalMass=$1 newMass=$2

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createXMLFiles(){

# arguments: originalMass originalMass=${1} newMass=${2}

# Set/specify the original XML configuration file names. originalChannelXMLFileName=ttH_m${originalMass}_channel.xml originalTopLevelXMLFileName=ttH_m${originalMass}_top-level.xml

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# Set/specify the new XML configuration file names. newChannelXMLFileName=ttH_m${newMass}_channel.xml newTopLevelXMLFileName=ttH_m${newMass}_top-level.xml

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# Duplicate the original XML configuration files while substituting the original mass # points with the new mass points in the new resulting file. # Here, the program sed is used to replace all occurrances of a specified pattern in # a specified file with another specified pattern. # The "s" correspondes to "substitute". # The "g" corresponds to "globally" (all instances in a line).

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sed "s/m$originalMass/m$newMass/g" $originalChannelXMLFileName > $newChannelXMLFileName sed "s/m$originalMass/m$newMass/g" $originalTopLevelXMLFileName > $newTopLevelXMLFileName

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sed "s/m$originalMass/m$newMass/g" ${originalChannelXMLFileName} > ${newChannelXMLFileName} sed "s/m$originalMass/m$newMass/g" ${originalTopLevelXMLFileName} > ${newTopLevelXMLFileName}

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# Specify the original mass point. originalMass=110 #userSet

# Execute the function for creation of new XML configuration files for all required mass points.

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createXMLFiles $originalMass 115 #userSet createXMLFiles $originalMass 120 #userSet createXMLFiles $originalMass 125 #userSet createXMLFiles $originalMass 130 #userSet createXMLFiles $originalMass 140 #userSet

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createXMLFiles ${originalMass} 115 #userSet createXMLFiles ${originalMass} 120 #userSet createXMLFiles ${originalMass} 125 #userSet createXMLFiles ${originalMass} 130 #userSet createXMLFiles ${originalMass} 140 #userSet

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