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HBHE M2 = HPD old code cleanup #17680
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A new Pull Request was created by @mariadalfonso for master. It involves the following packages: RecoLocalCalo/HcalRecAlgos @cmsbuild, @cvuosalo, @slava77, @davidlange6 can you please review it and eventually sign? Thanks. cms-bot commands are listed here #13028 |
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@kpedro88 @abdoulline Looking vs energy, it doesn't appear as if the effect is noise related |
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From plots in these PR, I do not expect changes from 1) and 2) in the chi2
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the difference I see between HB and HE (e.g. for the same end RecHit
energy) comes from a different sampling (approx. = absorber/scintillator ratio)
(1) pfotostatistics. Factor ~1.8 more light (p.e.) in HB for the same
"end" RecHit energy. So, relative photostatistics error is bigger in HE [*]
(2) similarly ADC quantization scale is lower in HE by factor ~1.8.
less fC = lower ADC scale for the same "end" RecHit energy wrt HB -
means bigger relative quantization error in HE.
Well, it might mean that if something is changed, Chi2 effect should be
less pronounced in HE (with its bigger error terms) ?
S.
[*] simHitToPhotoelectrons is similar for HB and HE
https://github.com/cms-sw/cmssw/blob/CMSSW_9_0_X/SimCalorimetry/HcalSimAlgos/src/HcalSimParameters.cc#L56
(samplingFactor ~1.8 difference compensated by ~1.8 different fCtoGeV)
Means Poisson smearing is more "crude" for HE
as ~same "npe" generated here for the same SimHit energy in HB and HE
https://github.com/cms-sw/cmssw/blob/CMSSW_9_0_X/SimCalorimetry/CaloSimAlgos/src/CaloHitResponse.cc#L166
but in HE SimHit energy is ~1.8 smaller than in HB for the same resulting RecHit.
…On Mon, 20 Mar 2017, Slava Krutelyov wrote:
@kpedro88 @abdoulline
maybe you can comment on the difference in chi2 between HB and HE
is digitization/quantization scale different or something else similar in
effect on the pulse shape
Looking vs energy, it doesn't appear as if the effect is noise related
wf10071_chi2_vs_e_hb
wf10071_chi2_vs_e_he
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This PhotoStat term didn't change in this PR, as was already active in the release for both the HB and HE and HEP17
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Yes, I know that photostat. term didn't change in this PR, Maria.
I was just answering Slava's question about a difference in general between
HE and HB.
…On Tue, 21 Mar 2017, mariadalfonso wrote:
@abdoulline
(1) pfotostatistics. Factor ~1.8 more light (p.e.) in HB for the same
"end" RecHit energy. So, relative photostatistics error is bigger in HE [*]
This PhotoStat term didn't change in this PR, as was already active in the release for both the HB and HE and
HEP17
(2) similarly ADC quantization scale is lower in HE by factor ~1.8.
less fC = lower ADC scale for the same "end" RecHit energy wrt HB -
means bigger relative quantization error in HE.
Well, it might mean that if something is changed, Chi2 effect should be
less pronounced in HE (with its bigger error terms) ?
S.
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Given that we are switching the legacy re-reco to the "Phase1"code with the #17676.
I also removed the various if statement for the HPD-QIE8.
Now take the noise from the database instead of a flat numbers from the python code
the ADCquantization noise use the exact definition instead of a parametrized version
expect minor changes in the noise hits