#include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include using namespace std; #include "StandardLabels.C" #include "E_calibrate.cc" #include "Angle.h" #include "Geom.h" void GetPoints(TH2D *h, TGraphErrors* &gres, TGraphErrors* &gmean); Double_t asymmetric_gaus(Double_t *xptr, Double_t *par); //------------------------------------ // Copied from JEventProcessor_bcal_timing.cc typedef struct{ int event; int layer; int sector; int fADC_up; int fADC_dn; float Etot; float geometric_mean; float tup; float tdn; float tup_corrected; float tdn_corrected; float theta_thrown; float E_thrown; }HIT_t; //------------------------------------ //----------------- // Eres_vs_E_thresh //----------------- void Eres_vs_E_thresh(int thresh_mV) { char fname[256]; sprintf(fname, "hd_root_thresh%dmV.root", thresh_mV); TFile *f = new TFile(fname); f->cd(); TTree *tree = (TTree*)gROOT->FindObject("tree"); HIT_t hit; HIT_t *hitptr = &hit; TBranch *branch = tree->GetBranch("T"); branch->SetAddress(hitptr); TCanvas *c1 = new TCanvas("c1"); c1->SetTicks(); c1->SetGrid(); TH2D *h = new TH2D("h", "", 200, 0.2, 2.0, 200, -0.5, 0.5); // Loop over all events and fill histogram. We do this // rather than TTree::Project since we need to call the // BCAL_tdiff_res for each entry int Nentries = branch->GetEntries(); double E_thrown = 0.0; double E_tot = 0.0; int last_event=1; for(int i=1; i<=Nentries; i++){ tree->GetEntry(i); // Fill histogram on event boundaries and reset for next event if(hit.event!=last_event){ E_tot = BCAL_fADC2E(E_tot); // convert to GeV h->Fill(E_thrown, E_tot - E_thrown); E_thrown = 0.0; E_tot = 0.0; last_event = hit.event; } if(hit.layer<1 || hit.layer>MaxSummedLayers())continue; // if(hit.tup_corrected<-100)continue; if(hit.tdn_corrected<-100)continue; // Accumulate info for this event double geomn = hit.geometric_mean; double E = geomn; E_tot += E; E_thrown = hit.E_thrown; } TGraphErrors *gres; TGraphErrors *gmean; GetPoints(h, gres, gmean); //return; // Fit to find sigma of delta E TF1 *fun = new TF1("fun", "sqrt(pow([0]*sqrt(x),2.0) + pow([1]*x,2.0) + pow([2],2.0))"); fun->SetParameter(0, 0.05); fun->SetParameter(1, 0.01); fun->SetParameter(2, 0.001); gres->Fit(fun, "0"); // Now, convert function and data to DeltaE/E fo plotting // I'm not sure if this is necessary, but it seems most // resolution plots are of sigmaE/E. The fitting to find // sigmaE though seems like it should be done to DeltaE for(int i=0; iGetN(); i++){ double E, DeltaE; gres->GetPoint(i, E, DeltaE); DeltaE /= E; gres->SetPoint(i, E, DeltaE); } TF1 *fun2 = new TF1("fun2", "sqrt(pow([0]/sqrt(x),2.0) + pow([1],2.0) + pow([2]/x,2.0))", 0.0, 2.0); fun2->SetParameter(0, fun->GetParameter(0)); fun2->SetParameter(1, fun->GetParameter(1)); fun2->SetParameter(2, fun->GetParameter(2)); //gres->Fit(fun2); TCanvas *c1 = new TCanvas("c1"); c1->SetTicks(); c1->SetGrid(); TH2D *axes = new TH2D("axes","", 100, 0.0, 2.0, 100, 0.0, 1.0); axes->SetStats(0); axes->SetYTitle("#sigma_{E}/E"); axes->SetXTitle("Generated Energy (GeV)"); axes->Draw(); gres->Draw("Psame"); fun2->Draw("same"); char str[256]; sprintf(str, "#frac{#sigma_{E}}{E} = #frac{%3.1f%%}{#sqrt{E}} #oplus %3.1f%% #oplus #frac{%3.1f%%}{E}", fabs(fun2->GetParameter(0))*100.0, fabs(fun2->GetParameter(1))*100.0, fabs(fun2->GetParameter(2))*100.0); TLatex *lab = new TLatex(1.2, 0.7, str); lab->SetTextSize(0.05); lab->SetTextAlign(22); lab->Draw(); StandardLabels(axes, Scheme(), "", AngleStr("#theta_{#gamma}=")); sprintf(fname, "Eres_vs_E_thresh%dmV.png", thresh_mV); c1->SaveAs(fname); sprintf(fname, "Eres_vs_E_thresh%dmV.pdf", thresh_mV); c1->SaveAs(fname); // Append fit results w/ errors to output file double a = fabs(fun->GetParameter(0)); double b = fabs(fun->GetParameter(1)); double c = fabs(fun->GetParameter(2)); double aerr = fun->GetParError(0); double berr = fun->GetParError(1); double cerr = fun->GetParError(2); ofstream ofs("Eres_vs_E_thresh.dat", ios_base::app); ofs<ProjectionX("_px", 1); // Define an asymmetric Gaussian function TF1 *f = new TF1("agaus", asymmetric_gaus, 0.0, 2.0, 4); // Loop over (uneven) bins int Npoints = 0; vector x; vector y; vector y_mean; vector xerr; vector yerr; vector y_mean_err; int Nbins = h->GetNbinsX(); for(int start_bin=1; start_bin<=Nbins; ){ // Find limits to give us min_entries entries int end_bin = start_bin; while(h_px->Integral(start_bin, end_bin)Integral(end_bin, Nbins)Integral()>=20){ // Fit to Asymmetric Gaussian f->SetParameter(0, h_py->GetMaximum()); f->SetParameter(1, h_py->GetBinCenter(h_py->GetMaximumBin())); f->SetParameter(2, 0.03); f->SetParameter(3, 0.006); //h_py->Fit(f,"0Q"); Int_t status = h_py->Fit(f,"Q"); double sigma1 = fabs(h_py->GetFunction("agaus")->GetParameter(2)); double sigma2 = fabs(h_py->GetFunction("agaus")->GetParameter(3)); if(status==0 && (sigma1>1.0 || sigma2>1.0))status = -1; if(status != 0){ // Fit failed cout<<"BAD FIT! Skipping start_bin and trying again ...."<FindObject("c1"); if(c1)c1->Update(); //c1->SaveAs("asymmetric_gauss_fit.png"); //sleep(1); //if(start_bin>30)return; // Get fit results double mean = h_py->GetFunction("agaus")->GetParameter(1); double mean_err = h_py->GetFunction("agaus")->GetParError(1); // Variance of asymmetric Gaussian function about center // of individual Gaussians is given by // // // (s1^3 + s2^3) // sigma_tot^2 = ---------------------------- // (s1 + s2) // // // where s1 = sigma_1 and s2 = sigma_2 // // // The uncertainty on the variance is derived by taking // derivatives of the above. It ends up being: // // // 3[(s1^2)(s1_err) + (s2^2)(s2_err)] - (sigma_tot^2)[s1_err+s2_err] // sigma_tot_err = -------------------------------------------------------------------- // 2sigma_tot(s1 + s2) // // // // The variance about the mean of the asymmetric distribution // is given by // // sigma_mu^2 = sigma_tot^2 - mu^2 // // // The mean "mu" is given by // // (s2^2 - s1^2) // mu = sqrt(2/pi)* ----------------- // (s1 + s2) // // double sigma1 = h_py->GetFunction("agaus")->GetParameter(2); double sigma2 = h_py->GetFunction("agaus")->GetParameter(3); cout<<"sigma1="<GetParError(2); double sigma2_err = h_py->GetFunction("agaus")->GetParError(2); double sigma_err = 3.0*(pow(sigma1,2.0)*sigma1_err + pow(sigma2,2.0)*sigma2_err) - pow(sigma,2.0)*(sigma1_err+sigma2_err); sigma_err /= 2.0*sigma*(sigma1 + sigma2); // Find average fADC value for hits in this bin range double fADC = 0.0; double norm = 0.0; for(int bin=start_bin; bin<=end_bin; bin++){ double weight = h_px->GetBinContent(bin); fADC += h_px->GetBinCenter(bin)*weight; norm += weight; } fADC /= norm; // Add floor term to error obtained from Gaussian fit double epsilon = 0.001; // GeV mean_err = sqrt(mean_err*mean_err + epsilon*epsilon); sigma_err = sqrt(sigma_err*sigma_err + epsilon*epsilon); // Error on reconstructed energy is difficult to estimate here. // It is definitely worse than the final algorithm will yield. // The fact that the "reconstructed" energy extends out to 2.5GeV // when the generated data set only went to 2GeV says it is // considerably worse than 5.5%/sqrt(E). For lack of a better // idea, I use the RMS of the fADC values about the mean // in the current range. double fADC_rms = 0.0; double norm_rms = 0.0; for(int bin=start_bin; bin<=end_bin; bin++){ double weight = h_px->GetBinContent(bin); fADC_rms += pow(h_px->GetBinCenter(bin)-fADC, 2.0)*weight; norm_rms += weight; } fADC_rms /= norm_rms; fADC_rms = sqrt(fADC_rms); x.push_back(fADC); y.push_back(sigma); y_mean.push_back(mean); xerr.push_back(fADC_rms); yerr.push_back(sigma_err); y_mean_err.push_back(sigma_err); Npoints++; } } // Increment for next iteration start_bin=end_bin+1; } gres = new TGraphErrors(Npoints, &x[0], &y[0], &xerr[0], &yerr[0]); gres->SetMarkerColor(kMagenta); gres->SetLineColor(kMagenta); gres->SetLineWidth(2); gmean = new TGraphErrors(Npoints, &x[0], &y_mean[0], &xerr[0], &y_mean_err[0]); gmean->SetMarkerColor(kRed); gmean->SetMarkerStyle(22); gmean->SetLineColor(kRed); } //----------------- // asymmetric_gaus //----------------- Double_t asymmetric_gaus(Double_t *xptr, Double_t *par) { double x = xptr[0]; double amp = par[0]; double mean = par[1]; double sigma = x