Comparing tune performance – prof-comparetunes¶prof-comparetunes makes histograms comparing the goodness of fit of multiple tunes. The name “tune” in this context really means a run: the input data is read in the format of an input MC scan directory from MCDIR, i.e. a used_params file and an out.aida file. Such directories can be created from tune interpolations by using the prof-tune or prof-ipolhistos programs. The --datadir DATADIR and related options are used as normal to specify the reference data: see the path options page. The output format of the histograms is in the Rivet make-plots script’s .dat format and can be plotted with that script. Example¶Simple example: plot the goodness of fit for a single tune/run, located in the tune1 directory: prof-comparetunes --refdir datahistos --weights my.weights tune1/:"very good tune"
Command-line options¶The --datadir DATADIR and related options are used as normal to specify the reference data, MC runs, and interpolation objects: see the path options page.
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