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Iss476 #1015

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bloodyyugo
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This should be all set with killing L1 strip clusters-on-track for MC based on the track slope for both GBL and KF tracks. Included are steering files for 2016.

Also included with this push is code to kill (per sensor) strip clusters based on the actual positions on the sensor (StripHitKiller.java) based off of the driver org.hps.svt.SVTHitLevelPlots.java. No warrantee expressed or implied for this code though. My next next push will include updated SVTHitLevelPlots-like drivers for both GBL and Kalman tracks, along with (hopefully) changes to the code that implements killing based on these that gives reasonable results.

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I didn't have time to review this in detail yet, but from a first glance, it would be nice to work on the formatting and to possibly refactor some of the super big .java files so that they are not >1000 lines long. That's a quite some added work though.

…sedTrackHitKiller to extend SlopeBasedTrackHitKiller to get rid of redundent code
@cbravo135 cbravo135 merged commit 6626c91 into master Jan 30, 2024
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SVT hit efficiency using Kalman tracks Implement MC corrections for Data/MC SVT Hit Efficiency Differences
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