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| Go to back: [[dataQuest_july dataQuest - instruction |dataQuest: Analysis - instruction]] \\ | Go to back: [[dataQuest_july dataQuest - instruction |dataQuest: Analysis - instruction]] \\ | ||
| + | Following **A-B-C** steps to start. **1) 2) 3) 4)** - Convenient ways to setting program. | ||
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| - | ==== PREPARATION: ==== | + | ==== PREPARATION ==== |
| - | ''%%source ~/CMS-RPC/dataQuest/scripts/create_myDir.sh myName%%''// \\ | + | **A.** ''%%source ~/CMS-RPC/dataQuest/scripts/create_myDir.sh myName%%'' \\ |
| === When you create your dir: === | === When you create your dir: === | ||
| - | check that ''%%cd /~CMS-RPC/dataQuest/myName%%'' exist and you have two .csv files. \\ | + | check that ''%%cd /~CMS-RPC/dataQuest/results/myName%%'' and ''%%cd /~CMS-RPC/dataQuest/cards/myName%%'' exist and you have two .csv files. \\ |
| **Now you can start running the code!** \\ | **Now you can start running the code!** \\ | ||
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| + | ----- | ||
| ==== ROUTINE ==== | ==== ROUTINE ==== | ||
| - | cd /CMS-RPC/dataQuest/bin | + | Before each analysis with new files execute: ''%%sudo chmod 755 /data/local/FE1PR2/*%%'' \\ |
| - | either you run with the dafault file | + | |
| - | ./dq --type=card ../cards/MyName/default.csv --dir=MyName | + | |
| + | **B.** **''%%cd ~/CMS-RPC/dataQuest/bin%%''** \\ \\ | ||
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| + | **C.** ** ''%%./dq --type=card ../cards/myName/default.csv --dir=myName%%'' ** \\ | ||
| + | either you run with the default file \\ \\ | ||
| Or if you want to change the parameters for a given run | Or if you want to change the parameters for a given run | ||
| - | N.B : if you want to keep the HV or the threshold information associated to the run and get the corresponding appropriate plots when you perform a scan then you have to provide it in the values parameter as in the following examples : | + | N.B: if you want to keep the HV or the threshold information associated to the run and get the corresponding appropriate plots when you perform a scan then you have to provide it in the values parameter as in the following examples: \\ |
| - | 1) | + | **1)** ''%%./dq --type=card ../cards/myName/default.csv --dir=myName --runs=741417 --values=6700 --comment=HVOnePoint%%'' \\ |
| - | ./dq –type=card ../cards/MyName/default.csv --dir=MyName –runs=741417 --values=6700 –comments=HVOnePoint | + | in the previous command, we produce the plots for the run number 741417. The root files will contain the information on the HV and also your comment «HVOnePoint». \\ |
| - | in the previous command we produce the plots for the run number 741417. The root files will contain the information on the HV and also your comment «HVOnePoint ». | + | |
| + | **2)** ''%%./dq --type=card ../cards/myName/default.csv --dir=myName --runs=741383 --values=550 --comment=ThresholdOnePoint%%'' \\ | ||
| + | in the previous command we produce the plots for the run number 741383. The root files will contain the information on the threshold and also your «MyComment = ThresholdOnePoint». \\ | ||
| - | 2) | + | **3)** ''%%./dq --type=card ../cards/myName/default.csv --dir=myName --runs='741417|741419' --values='6700|6900' --comment=HVTwoPoints%%'' \\ |
| - | ./dq –type=card ../cards/MyName/default.csv --dir=MyName –runs=741383 --values=550 –comments=ThresholdOnePoint | + | If you want to analyse several runs (not in row). Please note the ‘x|y‘ structure. \\ |
| - | in the previous command we produce the plots for the run number 741383. The root files will contain the information on the threshold and also your « MyComment = ThresholdOnePoint». | + | |
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| - | 3) | + | |
| - | If you want to analyse several runs (not in a row) | + | |
| - | ./dq –type=card ../cards/MyName/default.csv --dir=MyName –runs=’741417|741419’ --values=’6700|6900’ --comments=HVTwoPoints | + | |
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| - | (Please note the ‘ x|y ‘ structure) | + | |
| + | **4)** ''%%./dq --type=card ../cards/myName/default.csv --dir=myName --runs='741417>741420' --values='6700|6800|6900|7000' --comment=HVTwoPoints%%'' \\ | ||
| + | If you want to analyse several runs (in a row). \\ | ||
| + | N.B: myComment helps to keep the information of the work to be done (scan,…etc). | ||
| + | ----- | ||
| - | 4) | + | ==== RESULTS ==== |
| - | If you want to analyse several runs (in a row) | + | |
| - | ./dq –type=card ../cards/MyName/default.csv --dir=MyName –runs=’741417>741420’ --values=’6700|6800|6900|7000’ --comments=HVTwoPoints | + | |
| + | After running the code, a root file called analysis.root will be created in ''%% cd ~/CMS-RPC/dataQuest/results/myName%%''. | ||
| - | N.B : MyComment helps to keep the information of the work to be done (scan,…etc) | + | ''%%root%%'' \\ |
| + | ''%%TBrowser *b = new TBrowser();%%'' \\ | ||
| + | {{:rate.png?direct&200|}} \\ | ||
| - | After running the code, a root file called analysis.root will be created in | + | ''%%.q%%'' \\ |
| - | ~/CMS-RPC/dataQuest/results/MyName | + | |
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