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Experience with using ROOT for final ATLAS data analysis steps
Most of the ATLAS analyses do their final step by processing TTree-based ntuples. As actual analysis selection optimisations take place at this step, it is crucial that one can process all events in a timely fashion. A (personal) experience writing a set of ROOT-based algorithms to process ntuples a...
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Lenguaje: | eng |
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2018
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Acceso en línea: | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2637584 |
Sumario: | Most of the ATLAS analyses do their final step by processing TTree-based ntuples. As actual analysis selection optimisations take place at this step, it is crucial that one can process all events in a timely fashion. A (personal) experience writing a set of ROOT-based algorithms to process ntuples and create final histograms will be presented. More than 2 TB of data can be processed in about half a day with the help of simple parallelisation using different distributed computing infrastructures. The results can be used for the final publication plots. |
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