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[Rivet] ratio plotHendrik Hoeth hendrik.hoeth at cern.chMon Jan 3 18:16:46 GMT 2011
Hi, Thus spake Sercan Sen (Sercan.Sen at cern.ch): > I would like to get the ratios "r1 = a / b" and > "r2 = c / d" and plot r1, r2 on the RATIO plot. And which error band would you like to plot? b or d? Or something completely different? Introducing that kind of flexibility also introduces a whole new universe of questions. > Is there an option for this in make-plots script ? No. If you really want to do this using make-plots, you will have to do some LaTeX-hacking: - Use RatioPlotReference=b, run make-plots --tex and save the output. - Do the same with RatioPlotReference=d. - Edit the two .tex files. First search for "RatioPlot". Below you find a series of blocks delimited by \psclip{}...\endpsclip. The first block contains a list of psframes, that's the error band. The next blocks contain the lines in the ratio plot. You can identify them by their linecolor and linestyle. Pick the blocks you like from the two .tex files (e.g. by deleting the c/b and d/b blocks from the first file and copying the c/d block from the second file to the first file). - compile your final .tex file with "latex filename.tex ; dvips filename.dvi" and enjoy the output. Cheers, Hendrik -- It pays to be obvious, especially if you have a reputation for subtlety. -- Isaac Asimov
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