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[Rivet] Rivet 2 validation nearly done, and 2.0.0b3 tarballFrank Siegert frank.siegert at cern.chThu Aug 15 10:41:41 BST 2013
Hi Andy, thanks for the update and work! Quick question: > The JADE_OPAL jet rates analysis also has some differences w.r.t. the > AIDA version, because we changed the definition of which x-values are > used to define the integral upper limit. Hendrik and I looked at this at > Les Houches and what's implemented in the YODA branch is the best > choice, we think. The difference between using bin centers, foci, or > lower edges to define the integral limit is quite substantial, so a > second set of eyes on this analysis code would be very welcome. I > mention it particularly because I think this analysis was used for > shower tuning: David's H++ validation events look worse with the new > definition with the old. Perhaps/hopefully the new version is more > compatible with other data... worth cross-checking. Does this only affect the integrated distributions (_h_R_Jade, _h_R_Durham) or also the differential ones (_h_y_Durham)? I think for tuning typically the latter are being used(?) and they should hopefully not be affected. Cheers, Frank
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