Plotting parameterised histograms – prof-ipolhistos¶prof-ipolhistos makes parameterised histograms for a parameter point, using the parameterisations built by prof-interpolate. It writes out one AIDA histogram file, plottable with the usual Rivet tools (see e.g. prof-tune) for each run combination (i.e. each parameterisation). As for prof-interpolate, it is necessary to specify a file with the observables to be plotted, using --obsfile OBSFILE. Also, the run combinations can be given with --runsfile RUNSFILE and the type of parameterisation with --ipol IPOLMETHOD: the default set of runs will be all those found in the MCDIR, if available. 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. The parameter point(s) at which the parameterisations are to be evaluated may be supplied in several ways: as a list of NAME=VALUE pairs on the command line with the --params option, or as a parameter file or set of files with the --paramsfile or --paramsdir options. The --subdirs option flag is useful for producing a collection of AIDA files in the format of a Professor input mc directory, i.e. fake Rivet runs. Example¶Simple example: make a single AIDA file using the all-runs cubic interpolation, and for all available observables, at the given param point: prof-ipolhistos --data /my/data --ipol cubic --params PAR1=1.5,PAR2=42
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. Input¶
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