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[WIP] Reimplement ATLAS WPWM 7TeV 36PB #2223
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I think it is better to finish the ones that are already started and then move to the more weird datasets ^^U When the data don't match, try to take the ratio and check whether the difference is just normalization. Some of the old datasets were normalized for bin size / total cross section / other stuff. |
Hi @ecole41 I've had a look and the tables from https://www.hepdata.net/record/ins928289 match the data up to a factor of I have checked only Table 1 (which is the Z) against https://github.com/NNPDF/nnpdf/blob/master/nnpdf_data/nnpdf_data/commondata/ATLAS_Z0_7TEV_36PB/data_legacy_ETA.yaml In cases like this, when there's one single factor for all bins, your best bet is to look at the old buildmaster and... indeed...
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conversion_factor: 1.0187 #is this needed? |
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I am not sure if I should include this conversion factor here
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looking at commondataparser.py this is valid input! So I would keep it.
@ecole41 if you could please redo the report including |
The report was made with the conversion factor in the metadata already, so it the old and new should hopefully match. I will remove the comment now |
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please add the inspire link too
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Version can be set to 1
Ah interesting, is there a reason why the theory is consistently higher than the data then? I see it's the same in the old implementation, so it's technically not part of this PR, but I got curious. |
Are we sure that the conversion factor should be included in the metadata? I have already included it when producing the data.yaml file so maybe it isn't needed in the metadata also? Then maybe the theory would be more consistent with the data |
Maybe, the best way here is to simply try what the theory vs data comparison looks like without including this factor, i.e. setting it to one. |
Here is with conversion_factor: 1.0187: https://vp.nnpdf.science/6-mHiiJJTcC5Mf86u4NJ2g==/ Here is with conversion_factor: 1.0: https://vp.nnpdf.science/4JZ3wcPYTDOGHtDyu70pjg==/ There is a difference but I am not sure which one is correct. I would guess to keep the conversion factor equal to 1 as this has already been included in the data.yaml? But that might be wrong |
Functions haves been added to produce the data central, kinematic and uncertainties yaml files for this dataset.
Old vs New Data Report
https://vp.nnpdf.science/6-mHiiJJTcC5Mf86u4NJ2g==/
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