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== Organization == | == Organization == | ||
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* Run lists updated - still need to cross check with python sql database interacting scripts | * Run lists updated - still need to cross check with python sql database interacting scripts | ||
* Other items from before are all addressed (?) | * Other items from before are all addressed (?) | ||
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+ | New RCDB/runlist updates | ||
+ | * Cameron has added the label "Good" to a bunch of worthwhile calibration and pedestal runs that need to be kept around for the future (listed at the bottom) | ||
+ | * Cameron has changed some runs to improve our coverage of nearly-production conditions and remove "Test" from our set of respin2 runs | ||
+ | ** Change 5907 Test NeedCut to Production Suspicious (it is a slow target burn in run on Ca48 at low current). | ||
+ | ** Change 6115 from Test Suspicious to Production Suspicious | ||
+ | ** Change 6525 from Test Good to Production Bad (as there is some fatal blinder/target move issue and the run is very short and has messed up FFB/coil7 response) | ||
+ | ** Change 8367, 8388, and 8389 from Test Good to Junk Suspicious (Carbon beam off-ramp ups) | ||
+ | ** Change 6038-6043 from Test Good to Junk Good (DAQ testing runs) | ||
+ | * Cameron and Weibin triple checked 2 C++ scripts and a python script, after cleaning up the rcdb a bit more and utilize the following cut: | ||
+ | run_flag = NeedCut,Suspicious,Good, run_type = Calibration,Pedestal,Parityscan,Production and not cut on target | ||
+ | ** This yields 1583 total runs, including some that are "Home" target (pedestal scans, etc.) | ||
+ | ** 1404 are CREX Production (so 179 are Calibration, Pedestal and Parityscan) with 56 runs being AT only | ||
+ | ** 1392 are CREX Production Good | ||
+ | ** Python version /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/WAC/auto_run_list/crex-respin2/CREX-All-run-list.list | ||
+ | ** C++ version /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/prex-runlist/crex-respin2/all_nonJunk.list | ||
== March 23rd 2021 == | == March 23rd 2021 == | ||
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KEY: TTree muls;1 Running sum tree | KEY: TTree muls;1 Running sum tree | ||
KEY: TTree bursts;1 Burst running sum tree | KEY: TTree bursts;1 Burst running sum tree | ||
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+ | == Updated calbration and pedestal runs in the RCDB to have Good label == | ||
+ | # runnumber, run_type, avg_cur, slug, IHWP, RHWP, run_end, run_flag | ||
+ | 5362 Parityscan 0.233408 100 OUT 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5363 Parityscan 30.1961 100 OUT 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5365 Parityscan 5.8708 100 OUT 1000 True None | ||
+ | 5369 Calibration 1.8329 100 OUT 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5417 Calibration 49.6378 100 OUT 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5433 Calibration 71.9848 101 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5434 Calibration 55.6528 101 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5435 Calibration 31.1056 101 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5436 Calibration 65.0705 101 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 5438 Parityscan 93.5695 101 IN 1067 True None | ||
+ | 5568 Calibration 15.8768 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5569 Calibration 15.4244 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5570 Calibration 8.30351 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5571 Calibration 2.4971 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5572 Parityscan 10.9083 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5573 Parityscan 15.9561 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5574 Parityscan 6.20433 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5575 Parityscan 11.8082 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5577 Calibration 7.84341 105 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5618 Parityscan 90.7245 106 OUT 1045 True None | ||
+ | 5764 Calibration 27.3298 109 OUT 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5765 Calibration 9.18248 109 OUT 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5883 Calibration 89.8916 115 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5884 Calibration 31.7763 115 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 5887 Calibration 33.3351 115 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6242 Calibration 48.5147 132 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6353 Calibration 37.6592 4004 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6513 Calibration 30.4055 138 OUT 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6557 Calibration 15.3274 139 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6558 Calibration 49.678 139 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6559 Calibration 80.4641 139 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6560 Calibration 38.0536 139 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6561 Calibration 27.4124 139 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6562 Calibration 91.9776 139 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6735 Calibration 1.47892 146 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6736 Calibration 0.386084 146 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 6739 Calibration 27.6642 146 IN 1467 True None | ||
+ | 7517 Pedestal 1.82873 185 OUT 0 True None | ||
+ | 7519 Pedestal 1.82636 185 OUT 0 True None | ||
+ | 7520 Pedestal 1.82274 185 OUT 0 True None | ||
+ | 7521 Pedestal 1.82466 185 OUT 0 True None | ||
+ | 7524 Pedestal 1.82222 185 OUT 0 False None | ||
+ | 7575 Pedestal 1.82045 185 OUT 0 True None | ||
+ | 7585 Pedestal 3.57783 185 OUT 0 True None | ||
+ | 7586 Pedestal 1.23885 185 OUT 0 True None | ||
+ | 7678 Calibration 29.666 188 OUT 1500 True None | ||
+ | 7708 Parityscan 109.207 189 IN 1567 True None | ||
+ | 7709 Pedestal 35.9984 189 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 7710 Pedestal 43.6793 189 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 7711 Pedestal 104.386 189 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 7712 Calibration 81.0666 189 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8189 Pedestal 103.782 210 OUT 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8348 Parityscan 118.595 218 IN 1567 True None | ||
+ | 8349 Calibration 149.52 218 IN 1500 False None | ||
+ | 8350 Calibration 65.1916 218 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8351 Calibration 41.0471 218 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8464 Parityscan 50.1523 221 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8467 Parityscan 135.155 221 IN 1567 True None | ||
+ | 8468 Parityscan 66.0999 221 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8494 Calibration 60.1731 222 OUT 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8537 Parityscan 126.095 221 IN 1067 True None | ||
+ | 8538 Calibration 5.2483 221 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8544 Calibration 23.4059 221 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8545 Calibration 52.652 221 IN 1500 True None | ||
+ | 8550 Calibration 63.664 223 OUT 1500 True None | ||
== New Combinations of AT/US main detectors == | == New Combinations of AT/US main detectors == |
Latest revision as of 15:57, 19 April 2021
RCDB | HALOG | HAPLOG | DocDB | Online Prompt | BlueJeans Link | Runlist spreadsheet, respin 1 spreadsheet |
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PREX Main << Weekly Analysis Coordinator << WAC Notes CREX << WAC Post-Run_Meeting Notes
WAC Notes March 23 2021 << >> WAC Notes April 20 2021
Contents
- 1 Organization
- 2 March 30th 2021
- 3 March 23rd 2021
- 4 March 16th 2021
- 5 March 9th 2021
- 6 March 2nd 2021
- 7 February 23rd 2021
- 8 List of objects in the TFile - minimize for sanity and disk space concerns
- 9 Updated calbration and pedestal runs in the RCDB to have Good label
- 10 New Combinations of AT/US main detectors
- 11 Attendence
Organization
Date and time: March 30, 2021, 11am
Bluejeans ID: 564945377
Meeting link: https://bluejeans.com/564945377
Runlist spreadsheet
March 30th 2021
- BCM and BPM Pedestals get a once over: http://ace.phys.virginia.edu/HAPPEX/4507
- Ifarm prompt-install is set up for respin2 (almost finished - still need to pull crex-respin2-alpha and recompile JAPAN).
- Run lists updated - still need to cross check with python sql database interacting scripts
- Other items from before are all addressed (?)
New RCDB/runlist updates
- Cameron has added the label "Good" to a bunch of worthwhile calibration and pedestal runs that need to be kept around for the future (listed at the bottom)
- Cameron has changed some runs to improve our coverage of nearly-production conditions and remove "Test" from our set of respin2 runs
- Change 5907 Test NeedCut to Production Suspicious (it is a slow target burn in run on Ca48 at low current).
- Change 6115 from Test Suspicious to Production Suspicious
- Change 6525 from Test Good to Production Bad (as there is some fatal blinder/target move issue and the run is very short and has messed up FFB/coil7 response)
- Change 8367, 8388, and 8389 from Test Good to Junk Suspicious (Carbon beam off-ramp ups)
- Change 6038-6043 from Test Good to Junk Good (DAQ testing runs)
- Cameron and Weibin triple checked 2 C++ scripts and a python script, after cleaning up the rcdb a bit more and utilize the following cut:
run_flag = NeedCut,Suspicious,Good, run_type = Calibration,Pedestal,Parityscan,Production and not cut on target
- This yields 1583 total runs, including some that are "Home" target (pedestal scans, etc.)
- 1404 are CREX Production (so 179 are Calibration, Pedestal and Parityscan) with 56 runs being AT only
- 1392 are CREX Production Good
- Python version /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/WAC/auto_run_list/crex-respin2/CREX-All-run-list.list
- C++ version /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/prex-runlist/crex-respin2/all_nonJunk.list
March 23rd 2021
RCDB Update
- RCDB Values have been updated for the runs in question
- Used /adaqfs/home/apar/pvdb/prex/scripts/update_conditions.py with the data fed into respin2_changes_description.csv and respin2_changes.csv
- Matches the spreadsheet used over the last few months to track intended changes
- The AT run period had a spurious newline character at the end of run_type and run_flag for all the runs, which is OK since it was consistent, but it broke the aggregator RCDB parser script... so I've replaced those entries with the non-newline character versions.
Cut maps Update
- Final cut maps have been committed
Beam off Pedestals
- Beam off pedestals have been calculated for all PMT devices - http://ace.phys.virginia.edu/HAPPEX/4502
- Main and AT detectors determined
- AT run period 6335-6408 can either use the finely segmented analysis determined during online analysis, or just a flat beam off pedestal that has no interesting features - I suggest the latter
- The blinded tube data around 8444-8451 needs to be considered as well, likely it can just use the beam off values as well
- There were some problems with the pedestals implemented for respin1
- Most notably the blinded tube peds were accidentally applied for all devices and all runs > 8452 (when that should have only been the case for ATL2 and ATR2)
- The runs < 7500 accidentally used stale pedestal numbers from the April pass of the pedestal analysis
- So these are big changes, but hopefully small impacts
- SAM pedestals are also be calculated using this method - there is some disagreement between techniques, so comments are appreciated - see HAPLOG 5403
- The AT period has noteworthy large difference between BCM fit pedestal and beam off pedestal - we will discuss at the 12 PM AT meeting
- Otherwise we are comfortable to use the beam off pedestals as given in the HAPLOGs going forward
- Should make another plot to determine significance of segment-averaging over the beam off pedestals (how wrong is my segment average?)
- Is beam off truly right compared to BCM fit peds? How much of an error bar is this choice introducing
- 3/26/2021 - Additional checks have been run (see new HAPLOG responses) and map files have been committed
BMOD Slopes
- BMOD slopes have been calculated using the simple analysis (5 BPMs, 13746 coil set), for both the standard BPM set and the eigenvector analysis (see recent haplogs). Either or both sets can be used for bmod calculations in JAPAN.
- Doing eigenvector basis set and normal standard BMOD outputs into map files: /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/bmodAna/plotMacros/maps/
- Eigenvectors of the three parts of CREX (see http://ace.phys.virginia.edu/HAPPEX/4499) are added to mulc tree in those 3 parts
- For respin2, should the normal 5bpm regression in JAPAN be replaced (replaced and moved to a "_simple" name) by the stable-eigenvector set determined at the beam corrections meeting last week?
- Or should this new eigenvector one be added as a supplementary regression output and leave the normal 5 BPM one as it was?
- If we want to swap over to the 5 stable-averaged evMon BPM set, we could do it for all of the versions of regression included in the tree
- See also the next point one below
- 3/26/2021 - Additional checks have been run and map files have been committed
TFile truncation
- There are too many correlations and corrections analyses in the JAPAN trees. We should remove > half of them that nobody looks at (like the orig 4aX regression analyses).
- List at the bottom
- I suggest that we remove the targBPM and orig sets of analyses, and leave the others for now. A few all and allBPM analyses may even be missing that should be added in?
- 3/26/2021 - Done
New AT+main combos
- Adding in AT combos
- New mapfiles temporarily live in /adaqfs/home/apar/cameronc/analyses/pedestal-calibrations/beam-off/local-maps-update before getting added into the repo... enough new changes that need to be verified before making large changes in github I feel
- There is a massive host of potential ways of combining usl, usr, atl1, atl2, atr1, and atr2 - avg and dd-wise
- us[l,r] vs. at[l,r][1,2] in avg and dd -> 16 possible combos
- I've chosen to take the usl_atl* avg and dd (4 combos) and usr_atr* avg and dd (another 4). There are another 8 cross combos that are possible - doing usl_atr*, but I've left it out for now
- us_[l,r avg or dd] vs. at[1,2, or 1+2 or 1-2]_[l,r avg or dd]
- I've chosen to take us_avg and us_dd and combine it with at1_[l,r avg and l,r dd], but only taking avg with avg and dd with dd (no cross combo of us_avg vs at1_[l,r dd], etc.), which gives another 4 combos for at1s, and another 4 for the at2s - 8 combos
- Similarly I've also done the at1+at2 case (but no at1-at2 case) -> another 4 combos like the ones right above here
- See the full list at the bottom
- The list could be 2 or 4x longer if more kinds of combos are wanted
- 3/26/2021 Done
- These are also need to be added into the postpan maps
Prompt script, postpan etc.
A few things still need to be done for a respin2 to work
- Done: Run lists need to be regenerated
- Done: Save ifarm prompt respin 1 status
- Done: Commit last respin1 ifarm prompt folder contents
- Done: Document what was there
- Tag as respin1 final
- Set up ifarm prompt for respin2
- Update postpan maps to include the new combo us_at detectors (match the JAPAN list just committed)
- Not done: Pull from remote
- Not Done: Update aggregator data list with new useful things (maybe abandon at some point and just use JAPAN's outputs?)
JLab CE 2.4
- Recompile JAPAN with JLab CE 2.4
- Needs testing
- Update lots of .sh and .py scripts that explicitly call 2.3
- Robert will test a new compilation
Run list considerations
- Run list comparisons:
- What have we used for prompt?
- Prompt exclusively used hand-written run lists, produced by the WACs, with some tendency to error
- A lot of gaps and mistakes have been weeded out of these lists by subsequent RCDB-script magic
- /adaqfs/home/apar/PREX/prompt/collector/run_list
- These are NOT tracked on github, so every time a change has been made... it is kind of lost to time (but also the RCDB isn't tracked ...)
- What have we used for respin1?
- Respin1 relied on a combination of scripts parsing the RCDB and also those WAC made lists
- For determining which runs to analyze - feeding into the respin itself, we looped over all runs and cut against target, production type, run type, etc. and made very generous cuts so that lots of calibration and auxiliary measurements would make it through
- Respin1 utilized 1605 runs included in /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/crex-runlist/simple_list/all_crex.list
- Created with /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/crex-runlist/MakeSimpleList_crex.C
- This technique was also cross checked and exactly verified to match the bash-script technique independently written by Cameron (which is a bit easier to read and modify to do what you want)
- Simple bash script example: /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/WAC/auto_slug_list.sh
- Python script that it calls: /u/group/halla/parity/software/japan_offline/prompt/prex-prompt/PVDB/prex/examples/make_run_list.py
- The slug plots and grand plots however kept the WAC/run_lists sets, which was partially just because the scripts were still pointing to that folder and because it allowed for unambiguous comparisons between prompt and respin1 - this should be changed
- What should we use for respin2?
- Stop using the hand written slug lists
- Shift over fully to using the prex-prompt/crex-runlist/MakeSimpleList_crex.C and prex-prompt/WAC/auto_slug_list.sh
- Use both scripts and make sure the outputs are identical for identical input cuts
- Do a comparison of the respin2 vs. respin1 and make sure differences are exactly due to the update of cut information: /adaqfs/home/apar/pvdb/prex/scripts/respin2_changes.csv, respin2_changes_description.csv
- Do a comparison of these vs. the user-typed run-lists as well (any discrepancies must be explainable)
- What have we used for prompt?
Offline analyses
- BMOD analysis
- Eigenvector analysis
- Aggregator
- Exact cut comparisons between prompt, respin1, and respin2
March 16th 2021
- Beam off pedestals (for PMT devices) - needs another pass - HAPLOG
- Seems like a good idea to use bcm_dg_us.hw_sum_raw/num_samples < -150 or so (spot check 20 runs across CREX)
- Also look at 1D histogram of BCMs
- Commit remaining map/cut updates from giant spreadsheet work
- Update pedestal maps with beam off pedestals, and double check values are all appropriate (Amali, Robert, Cameron)
- Duplicate usl peds: prex_maindet_pedestal.8453-8506.map, prex_maindet_pedestal.8526-8549.map
- Update RCDB info
- Consider adding bmod slope map files for respin2
- Aim for Friday afternoon initial respin2 test slugs (need to make sure folders and disk usage are all in line too)
- Getting slug lists and such polished can happen after the respin is underway
March 9th 2021
Preparing for respin2 - mid March - 1 week from now
- Runlist finalization
- Finish up runlist checking here
- Aq issues and BPM 12X cut ranges
- Github up to date
- Apply RCDB updates
- We need a standard set of cuts and procedure for getting slug lists, which can be deliberated after respin2 begins
- Pedestal updates
- Use beam off for non-RF systems (does AT data need to have changed pedestals? At least double check them all)
- Verify segmentation and values for RF systems
- Refer to beam off pedestals for guidance on applicability ranges
- Double check PITA scans from respin1 data and BPM calibrations separately
- Aq shift - solved
- Questions on AT data-set (similar to Aq issue)
- Run 8321 config file for file splits?
- Add combos to mulc and regression for main detector + AT combos (usl_atl1_dd, etc.)
- Include SAMs and ATs in BMOD calculations going forward
March 2nd 2021
Preparing for respin2
- Pedestals/new beam trip cut/Aq interrelation question
- Aq post-trip studies: http://ace.phys.virginia.edu/HAPPEX/4483
- Things look good when comparing the different time slices post-trip recovery - more plots are needed to determine how well the non-feedback data post-trip explains the shift in Aq from prompt to respin1 data set.
- Pedestal comparisons for AT: http://ace.phys.virginia.edu/HAPPEX/4482
- Changing from prompt (wrong) to respin1 (relative to bcm calibrated) pedestals changed the mean asyms by an expected ~3% per target, EXCEPT for Pb208, which changed by ~15%. This needs further investigation to understand why Pb pedestal change affected the asyms so much.
- Aq post-trip studies: http://ace.phys.virginia.edu/HAPPEX/4483
February 23rd 2021
Prior day's notes can be found here
List of objects in the TFile - minimize for sanity and disk space concerns
- There are several kinds of analyses included in the respin1 dataset. Some are holdovers from the prompt days, and most have been superseded or made irrelevant by subsequent offline analysis.
- The list of kinds of analyses are as follows:
- The usual "lrb" for LinRegBlue
- this is what we use for regression analysis
- _alldet
- These include all of the DVs (SAMs, ATs, maindets) and should be kept (and included for the other analyses below that are useful)
- The main detectors and ATs have been promoted to global cuts, but the SAMs have not
- Therefore any analysis that we care to look at for main + AT + SAMs should have a normal version and an ALL version
- So we get the exact data set for mains + ATs with the normal one, and then a dataset suitable for SAMs with the ALL one.
- ...lrb_orig
- This uses BPM 4aX, as the original set of BPMs, but it has been superseded by the 1X based analysis which works for all runs and is better (less singular)
- mulc_dit
- This is the BMOD correction tree - it was trivial, left empty for respin1
- But will be filled with meaningful slopes for respin2
- ...targBPM
- This uses linear combinations of the target BPMs to try to access a less singular basis set of BPMs
- It has been superseded by the eigenvector based regression and BMOD analyses
- ..._all
- These analyses do overloaded regression using all 12 X and Y BPMs instrumented in the Hall A arc and in Hall A
- They sould be left as is, as the overloaded regression results are interesting
- Still remove the targBPM and orig versions
- runwise (i.e. not _burst) versions
- these use the full run to calculate the regression outputs
- We are stuck with them I think, but nobody has really been locking at run-wise regression over burst-wise
- It isn't necessary to remove (but may be a good thing to do if disk space concerns really do become an issue - I doubt they will)
- block[0,1,2,3]
- These use just the subblocks for the regression analyses. Nobody has actually used these yet, but we should, to make sure there isn't any noteworthy deviation as a function of sub-segmenting in time, or any helicity pickup from inadequate TSettle holdoff
- These could be jettisoned if space issues become a real concern
- The usual "lrb" for LinRegBlue
KEY: TList 5408.000_condition;1 object title KEY: TList mapfiles;1 object title KEY: TDirectoryFile evt_histo;1 evt_histo KEY: TDirectoryFile mul_histo;1 mul_histo KEY: TDirectoryFile burst_histo;1 burst_histo KEY: TDirectoryFile objects;1 objects KEY: TTree evt;1 MPS event data tree KEY: TTree mul;1 Helicity event data tree KEY: TTree pr;1 Pair tree KEY: TTree slow;1 EPICS and slow control tree KEY: TTree burst;1 Burst level data tree KEY: TTree evt_bmw;1 Bmod Data KEY: TTree mulc;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected) KEY: TTree mulc_dit;1 Helicity event data tree (BMod corrected) KEY: TTree mulc_dit_combo;1 Helicity event data tree (BMod corrected) KEY: TTree mulc_lrb;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_orig;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_targBPM;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_alldet;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_alldet_orig;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_alldet_targBPM;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_all;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_orig_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_targBPM_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_alldet_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_alldet_orig_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_alldet_targBPM_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree mulc_lrb_all_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree lrb_std;1 Correlations KEY: TTree lrb_std_orig;1 Correlations with 4aX KEY: TTree lrb_std_targBPM;1 Correlations with targetBPMs KEY: TTree lrb_alldet;1 Correlations (All detector channels) KEY: TTree lrb_alldet_orig;1 Correlations (All detector channels) with 4aX KEY: TTree lrb_alldet_targBPM;1 Correlations (All detector channels) with target BPMs KEY: TTree lrb_std_block0;1 Correlations (block0) KEY: TTree lrb_std_block1;1 Correlations (block1) KEY: TTree lrb_std_block2;1 Correlations (block2) KEY: TTree lrb_std_block3;1 Correlations (block3) KEY: TTree lrb_all;1 Correlations (all variables) KEY: TTree burst_mulc;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_dit;1 Helicity event data tree (BMod corrected) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_dit_combo;1 Helicity event data tree (BMod corrected) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_orig;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_targBPM;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_alldet;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_alldet_orig;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_alldet_targBPM;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_all;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_orig_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_targBPM_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_alldet_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_alldet_orig_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with 4aX KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_alldet_targBPM_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) with target BPMs KEY: TTree burst_mulc_lrb_all_burst;1 Helicity event data tree (corrected by LinRegBlue) KEY: TTree burst_lrb_std;1 Correlations KEY: TTree burst_lrb_std_orig;1 Correlations with 4aX KEY: TTree burst_lrb_std_targBPM;1 Correlations with targetBPMs KEY: TTree burst_lrb_alldet;1 Correlations (All detector channels) KEY: TTree burst_lrb_alldet_orig;1 Correlations (All detector channels) with 4aX KEY: TTree burst_lrb_alldet_targBPM;1 Correlations (All detector channels) with target BPMs KEY: TTree burst_lrb_std_block0;1 Correlations (block0) KEY: TTree burst_lrb_std_block1;1 Correlations (block1) KEY: TTree burst_lrb_std_block2;1 Correlations (block2) KEY: TTree burst_lrb_std_block3;1 Correlations (block3) KEY: TTree burst_lrb_all;1 Correlations (all variables) KEY: TTree evts;1 Running sum tree KEY: TTree muls;1 Running sum tree KEY: TTree bursts;1 Burst running sum tree
Updated calbration and pedestal runs in the RCDB to have Good label
# runnumber, run_type, avg_cur, slug, IHWP, RHWP, run_end, run_flag 5362 Parityscan 0.233408 100 OUT 1500 True None 5363 Parityscan 30.1961 100 OUT 1500 True None 5365 Parityscan 5.8708 100 OUT 1000 True None 5369 Calibration 1.8329 100 OUT 1500 True None 5417 Calibration 49.6378 100 OUT 1500 True None 5433 Calibration 71.9848 101 IN 1500 True None 5434 Calibration 55.6528 101 IN 1500 True None 5435 Calibration 31.1056 101 IN 1500 True None 5436 Calibration 65.0705 101 IN 1500 True None 5438 Parityscan 93.5695 101 IN 1067 True None 5568 Calibration 15.8768 105 IN 1467 True None 5569 Calibration 15.4244 105 IN 1467 True None 5570 Calibration 8.30351 105 IN 1467 True None 5571 Calibration 2.4971 105 IN 1467 True None 5572 Parityscan 10.9083 105 IN 1467 True None 5573 Parityscan 15.9561 105 IN 1467 True None 5574 Parityscan 6.20433 105 IN 1467 True None 5575 Parityscan 11.8082 105 IN 1467 True None 5577 Calibration 7.84341 105 IN 1467 True None 5618 Parityscan 90.7245 106 OUT 1045 True None 5764 Calibration 27.3298 109 OUT 1467 True None 5765 Calibration 9.18248 109 OUT 1467 True None 5883 Calibration 89.8916 115 IN 1467 True None 5884 Calibration 31.7763 115 IN 1467 True None 5887 Calibration 33.3351 115 IN 1467 True None 6242 Calibration 48.5147 132 IN 1467 True None 6353 Calibration 37.6592 4004 IN 1467 True None 6513 Calibration 30.4055 138 OUT 1467 True None 6557 Calibration 15.3274 139 IN 1467 True None 6558 Calibration 49.678 139 IN 1467 True None 6559 Calibration 80.4641 139 IN 1467 True None 6560 Calibration 38.0536 139 IN 1467 True None 6561 Calibration 27.4124 139 IN 1467 True None 6562 Calibration 91.9776 139 IN 1467 True None 6735 Calibration 1.47892 146 IN 1467 True None 6736 Calibration 0.386084 146 IN 1467 True None 6739 Calibration 27.6642 146 IN 1467 True None 7517 Pedestal 1.82873 185 OUT 0 True None 7519 Pedestal 1.82636 185 OUT 0 True None 7520 Pedestal 1.82274 185 OUT 0 True None 7521 Pedestal 1.82466 185 OUT 0 True None 7524 Pedestal 1.82222 185 OUT 0 False None 7575 Pedestal 1.82045 185 OUT 0 True None 7585 Pedestal 3.57783 185 OUT 0 True None 7586 Pedestal 1.23885 185 OUT 0 True None 7678 Calibration 29.666 188 OUT 1500 True None 7708 Parityscan 109.207 189 IN 1567 True None 7709 Pedestal 35.9984 189 IN 1500 True None 7710 Pedestal 43.6793 189 IN 1500 True None 7711 Pedestal 104.386 189 IN 1500 True None 7712 Calibration 81.0666 189 IN 1500 True None 8189 Pedestal 103.782 210 OUT 1500 True None 8348 Parityscan 118.595 218 IN 1567 True None 8349 Calibration 149.52 218 IN 1500 False None 8350 Calibration 65.1916 218 IN 1500 True None 8351 Calibration 41.0471 218 IN 1500 True None 8464 Parityscan 50.1523 221 IN 1500 True None 8467 Parityscan 135.155 221 IN 1567 True None 8468 Parityscan 66.0999 221 IN 1500 True None 8494 Calibration 60.1731 222 OUT 1500 True None 8537 Parityscan 126.095 221 IN 1067 True None 8538 Calibration 5.2483 221 IN 1500 True None 8544 Calibration 23.4059 221 IN 1500 True None 8545 Calibration 52.652 221 IN 1500 True None 8550 Calibration 63.664 223 OUT 1500 True None
New Combinations of AT/US main detectors
[asym:@asym_usl_atl1_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:atl1, +0.5 [asym:@asym_usl_atl1_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:atl1, -0.5 [asym:@asym_usl_atl2_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:atl2, +0.5 [asym:@asym_usl_atl2_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:atl2, -0.5 [asym:@asym_usr_atr1_avg] asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atr1, +0.5 [asym:@asym_usr_atr1_dd] asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atr1, -0.5 [asym:@asym_usr_atr2_avg] asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atr2, +0.5 [asym:@asym_usr_atr2_dd] asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atr2, -0.5 [asym:@asym_us_avg_at1lr_avg_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atl1, +0.5 asym:atr1, +0.5 [asym:@asym_us_avg_at1lr_avg_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atl1, -0.5 asym:atr1, -0.5 [asym:@asym_us_avg_at2lr_avg_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atl2, +0.5 asym:atr2, +0.5 [asym:@asym_us_avg_at2lr_avg_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atl2, -0.5 asym:atr2, -0.5 [asym:@asym_us_avg_atlr_avg_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atl1, +0.25 asym:atr1, +0.25 asym:atl2, +0.25 asym:atr2, +0.25 [asym:@asym_us_avg_atlr_avg_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, +0.5 asym:atl1, -0.25 asym:atr1, -0.25 asym:atl2, -0.25 asym:atr2, -0.25 [asym:@asym_us_dd_at1lr_dd_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, -0.5 asym:atl1, +0.5 asym:atr1, -0.5 [asym:@asym_us_dd_at1lr_dd_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, -0.5 asym:atl1, -0.5 asym:atr1, +0.5 [asym:@asym_us_dd_at2lr_dd_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, -0.5 asym:atl2, +0.5 asym:atr2, -0.5 [asym:@asym_us_dd_at2lr_dd_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, -0.5 asym:atl2, -0.5 asym:atr2, +0.5 [asym:@asym_us_dd_atlr_dd_avg] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, -0.5 asym:atl1, +0.25 asym:atr1, -0.25 asym:atl2, +0.25 asym:atr2, -0.25 [asym:@asym_us_dd_atlr_dd_dd] asym:usl, +0.5 asym:usr, -0.5 asym:atl1, -0.25 asym:atr1, +0.25 asym:atl2, -0.25 asym:atr2, +0.25
Attendence
Cameron, Victoria, Paul King, Allison Zec, Juliette, Weibin, Ryan, Devi, Kent