New commondata format for ATLAS_1JET_7_TEV_R06#2407
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Just a comment: In addition to the nominal JES uncertainties, the HEPDATA tables provide two other variants that differ in the way the experimental components of JES uncertainties are correlated. These have "stronger" and "weaker" correlation assumptions, respectively, with respect to the nominal configuration. I can generate variants for both, in case they are needed. @enocera |
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Yes please. These were implemented in the old commondata implementation. |
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The implementation in the new commondata format is mostly done. I'll add the FK table names to the metadata file once these are ready. |
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R = 0.6I have compute the chi2's for the three variants (nominal, weaker, and stronger) using the APPLGrids imported from PloughShare. The table below shows the values of the chi2's.
See below for the bin-by-bin data-theory comparisons: R = 0.4
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This PR addresses #2390.
EDIT Since the version with R=0.4 is also available on Hepdata, I'm going to implement it.
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Implementation of the double-differential distribution of the single-inclusive jet cross sections in proton-proton collisions measured with the ALTAS detector at$\sqrt{s}=7$ GeV. The double-differential cross sections are given as functions of th e the jet rapidity $y$ and the jet transverse momentum $p_T$ . The energy interval covered by the jet momentum goes from $100$ GeV up to $2$ .
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This dataset was excluded from the NNPDF4.0 baseline dataset according to the selection criteria employed at the time.
Variants
Other than the nominal version of the JES systematic uncertainties, which is used ad default variant in the present implementation, the dataset comes with two additional versions of the JES components. They are constructed by taking stronger and weaker correlations between the JES components with respect to the nominal uncertainties. Both versions are implemented in the present implementation as variants with names
strongerandweakerrespectively.