CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.

• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.
• Setup and run instructions are below.
• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Analysis Examples

• Steps and examples for cattuple usage is shown in here.

Datasets

• Location and details of cattuple datasets made with CATTools is here.

Muons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

Electrons

• electronID(const std::string& name) to get the electron PID, currently all PID from miniAODs are saved.

Jets

• pileupJetId() is pileupJetId:fullDiscriminant
• bDiscriminator(const std::string &theLabel) to get the btagging variable, currently all btagging from miniAODs are saved.
• vtxMass() is the mass of the vertex
• vtxNtracks() is the number of tracks in it
• vtx3DVal() is the decay length value
• vtx3DSig() is the decay length significance

Secondary Vertexs

• lxy() is the 2D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• l3D() is the 3D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• vProb() is the probabiltiy of the vertex (TMath::Prob( vertex chi2, vertex no. degrees of freedom))
• pdgId() returns 11 or 13 depending on weather the vertex was made with electrons or muons respectively
• ipos() and ineg() returns the index of the muon or electron used in the vertex, i.e. ipos 3 is the 3rd lepton from either muon or electron collection

How To

readme

Setting up CMSSW and checking out CATTools %CODE{"bash"}% scram p -n cat CMSSW CMSSW_7_2_2_patch1 cd cat/src cmsenv git clone git@github.com:vallot/CATTools.git cd CATTools git checkout cat72x cd .. scram b -j 8 %ENDCODE%

To run on MiniAODs %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=True inputFiles=file:/pnfs/user/jlee/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/miniaod.root %ENDCODE%

To run on AODs, it is important to have the right globalTag used. %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=False globalTag='PHYS14_25_V1::All' inputFiles=/store/mc/Phys14DR/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/AODSIM/PU20bx25_PHYS14_25_V1-v1/00000/00CC714A-F86B-E411-B99A-0025904B5FB8.root %ENDCODE% Please note that the the global tags are CMSSW version dependant. For PHYS14X?, use CMSSW_7_2_0 and above. For PLS170X?, use CMSSW_7_0 (below CMSSW_7_2_0)

CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.
• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.
• Setup and run instructions are below.
• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Analysis Examples

• Steps and examples for cattuple usage is shown in here.

Physics Objects

Naming conventions for the variables are the same as PAT

Muons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

Electrons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.
• electronID(const std::string& name) to get the electron PID, currently all PID from miniAODs are saved.

Jets

• pileupJetId() is pileupJetId:fullDiscriminant
• bDiscriminator(const std::string &theLabel) to get the btagging variable, currently all btagging from miniAODs are saved.
• vtxMass() is the mass of the vertex
• vtxNtracks() is the number of tracks in it
• vtx3DVal() is the decay length value
• vtx3DSig() is the decay length significance

Secondary Vertexs

• lxy() is the 2D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• l3D() is the 3D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• vProb() is the probabiltiy of the vertex (TMath::Prob( vertex chi2, vertex no. degrees of freedom))
• pdgId() returns 11 or 13 depending on weather the vertex was made with electrons or muons respectively
• ipos() and ineg() returns the index of the muon or electron used in the vertex, i.e. ipos 3 is the 3rd lepton from either muon or electron collection

How To

readme

Setting up CMSSW and checking out CATTools %CODE{"bash"}% scram p -n cat CMSSW CMSSW_7_2_2_patch1 cd cat/src cmsenv git clone git@github.com:vallot/CATTools.git cd CATTools git checkout cat72x cd .. scram b -j 8 %ENDCODE%

To run on MiniAODs %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=True inputFiles=file:/pnfs/user/jlee/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/miniaod.root %ENDCODE%

To run on AODs, it is important to have the right globalTag used. %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=False globalTag='PHYS14_25_V1::All' inputFiles=/store/mc/Phys14DR/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/AODSIM/PU20bx25_PHYS14_25_V1-v1/00000/00CC714A-F86B-E411-B99A-0025904B5FB8.root %ENDCODE% Please note that the the global tags are CMSSW version dependant. For PHYS14X?, use CMSSW_7_2_0 and above. For PLS170X?, use CMSSW_7_0 (below CMSSW_7_2_0)

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

Campaign

• 2015 Jan MC Production

CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.
• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.
• Setup and run instructions are below.
• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Analysis Examples

Physics Objects

Naming conventions for the variables are the same as PAT

Muons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

Electrons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.
• electronID(const std::string& name) to get the electron PID, currently all PID from miniAODs are saved.

Jets

• pileupJetId() is pileupJetId:fullDiscriminant
• bDiscriminator(const std::string &theLabel) to get the btagging variable, currently all btagging from miniAODs are saved.
• vtxMass() is the mass of the vertex
• vtxNtracks() is the number of tracks in it
• vtx3DVal() is the decay length value
• vtx3DSig() is the decay length significance

Secondary Vertexs

• lxy() is the 2D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• l3D() is the 3D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• vProb() is the probabiltiy of the vertex (TMath::Prob( vertex chi2, vertex no. degrees of freedom))
• pdgId() returns 11 or 13 depending on weather the vertex was made with electrons or muons respectively
• ipos() and ineg() returns the index of the muon or electron used in the vertex, i.e. ipos 3 is the 3rd lepton from either muon or electron collection

How To

readme

Setting up CMSSW and checking out CATTools %CODE{"bash"}% scram p -n cat CMSSW CMSSW_7_2_2_patch1 cd cat/src cmsenv git clone git@github.com:vallot/CATTools.git cd CATTools git checkout cat72x cd .. scram b -j 8 %ENDCODE%

To run on MiniAODs %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=True inputFiles=file:/pnfs/user/jlee/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/miniaod.root %ENDCODE%

To run on AODs, it is important to have the right globalTag used. %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=False globalTag='PHYS14_25_V1::All' inputFiles=/store/mc/Phys14DR/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/AODSIM/PU20bx25_PHYS14_25_V1-v1/00000/00CC714A-F86B-E411-B99A-0025904B5FB8.root %ENDCODE% Please note that the the global tags are CMSSW version dependant. For PHYS14X?, use CMSSW_7_2_0 and above. For PLS170X?, use CMSSW_7_0 (below CMSSW_7_2_0)

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

Campaign

• 2015 Jan MC Production

CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.
• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.
• Setup and run instructions are below.
• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Physics Objects

Naming conventions for the variables are the same as PAT

Muons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

Electrons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.
• electronID(const std::string& name) to get the electron PID, currently all PID from miniAODs are saved.

Jets

• pileupJetId() is pileupJetId:fullDiscriminant
• bDiscriminator(const std::string &theLabel) to get the btagging variable, currently all btagging from miniAODs are saved.
• vtxMass() is the mass of the vertex
• vtxNtracks() is the number of tracks in it
• vtx3DVal() is the decay length value
• vtx3DSig() is the decay length significance

Secondary Vertexs

• lxy() is the 2D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• l3D() is the 3D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• vProb() is the probabiltiy of the vertex (TMath::Prob( vertex chi2, vertex no. degrees of freedom))
• pdgId() returns 11 or 13 depending on weather the vertex was made with electrons or muons respectively
• ipos() and ineg() returns the index of the muon or electron used in the vertex, i.e. ipos 3 is the 3rd lepton from either muon or electron collection

How To

readme

Setting up CMSSW and checking out CATTools %CODE{"bash"}% scram p -n cat CMSSW CMSSW_7_2_2_patch1 cd cat/src cmsenv git clone git@github.com:vallot/CATTools.git cd CATTools git checkout cat72x cd .. scram b -j 8 %ENDCODE%

To run on MiniAODs %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=True inputFiles=file:/pnfs/user/jlee/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/miniaod.root %ENDCODE%

To run on AODs, it is important to have the right globalTag used. %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=False globalTag='PHYS14_25_V1::All' inputFiles=/store/mc/Phys14DR/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/AODSIM/PU20bx25_PHYS14_25_V1-v1/00000/00CC714A-F86B-E411-B99A-0025904B5FB8.root %ENDCODE% Please note that the the global tags are CMSSW version dependant. For PHYS14X?, use CMSSW_7_2_0 and above. For PLS170X?, use CMSSW_7_0 (below CMSSW_7_2_0)

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

Campaign

• 2015 Jan MC Production

CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.
• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.
• Setup and run instructions are below.
• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Physics Objects

Naming conventions for the variables are the same as PAT

Muons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

Electrons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.
• electronID(const std::string& name) to get the electron PID, currently all PID from miniAODs are saved.

Jets

• pileupJetId() is pileupJetId:fullDiscriminant
• bDiscriminator(const std::string &theLabel) to get the btagging variable, currently all btagging from miniAODs are saved.
• vtxMass() is the mass of the vertex
• vtxNtracks() is the number of tracks in it
• vtx3DVal() is the decay length value
• vtx3DSig() is the decay length significance

Secondary Vertexs

• lxy() is the 2D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• l3D() is the 3D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• vProb() is the probabiltiy of the vertex (TMath::Prob( vertex chi2, vertex no. degrees of freedom))
• pdgId() returns 11 or 13 depending on weather the vertex was made with electrons or muons respectively
• ipos() and ineg() returns the index of the muon or electron used in the vertex, i.e. ipos 3 is the 3rd lepton from either muon or electron collection

How To

readme

Setting up CMSSW and checking out CATTools %CODE{"bash"}% scram p -n cat CMSSW CMSSW_7_2_2_patch1 cd cat/src cmsenv git clone git@github.com:vallot/CATTools.git cd CATTools git checkout cat72x cd .. scram b -j 8 %ENDCODE%

To run on MiniAODs %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=True inputFiles=file:/pnfs/user/jlee/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/miniaod.root %ENDCODE%

To run on AODs, it is important to have the right globalTag used. %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=False globalTag='PHYS14_25_V1::All' inputFiles=/store/mc/Phys14DR/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/AODSIM/PU20bx25_PHYS14_25_V1-v1/00000/00CC714A-F86B-E411-B99A-0025904B5FB8.root %ENDCODE% Please note that the the global tags are CMSSW version dependant. For PHYS14X?, use CMSSW_7_2_0 and above. For PLS170X?, use CMSSW_7_0 (below CMSSW_7_2_0)

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.
• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.
• Setup and run instructions are below.
• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Physics Objects

Naming conventions for the variables are the same as PAT

Muons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

Electrons

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

Jets

• pileupJetId() is pileupJetId:fullDiscriminant

• vtxMass() is the mass of the vertex
• vtxNtracks() is the number of tracks in it
• vtx3DVal() is the decay length value
• vtx3DSig() is the decay length significance

Secondary Vertexs

• lxy() is the 2D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• l3D() is the 3D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• vProb() is the probabiltiy of the vertex (TMath::Prob( vertex chi2, vertex no. degrees of freedom))
• pdgId() returns 11 or 13 depending on weather the vertex was made with electrons or muons respectively
• ipos() and ineg() returns the index of the muon or electron used in the vertex, i.e. ipos 3 is the 3rd lepton from either muon or electron collection

How To

readme

Setting up CMSSW and checking out CATTools %CODE{"bash"}% scram p -n cat CMSSW CMSSW_7_2_2_patch1 cd cat/src cmsenv git clone git@github.com:vallot/CATTools.git cd CATTools git checkout cat72x cd .. scram b -j 8 %ENDCODE%

To run on MiniAODs %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=True inputFiles=file:/pnfs/user/jlee/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/miniaod.root %ENDCODE%

To run on AODs, it is important to have the right globalTag used. %CODE{"bash"}% cd $SRT_CMSSW_BASE_SCRAMRTDEL/src/CATTools/CatProducer/prod/ cmsRun runCat.py useMiniAOD=False globalTag='PHYS14_25_V1::All' inputFiles=/store/mc/Phys14DR/DYJetsToLL_M-50_13TeV-madgraph-pythia8/AODSIM/PU20bx25_PHYS14_25_V1-v1/00000/00CC714A-F86B-E411-B99A-0025904B5FB8.root %ENDCODE% Please note that the the global tags are CMSSW version dependant. For PHYS14X?, use CMSSW_7_2_0 and above. For PLS170X?, use CMSSW_7_0 (below CMSSW_7_2_0)

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.
• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.

• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Physics Objects

Naming conventions for the variables are the same as PAT

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.

• relIso(float dR=0.3 ) function returns either dR=0.3 or 0.4, default is 0.3.
• cutBasedElectronIDveto is currently cutBasedElectronID-CSA14-50ns-V1-standalone-veto
• cutBasedElectronIDloose is currently cutBasedElectronID-CSA14-50ns-V1-standalone-loose
• cutBasedElectronIDmedium is currently cutBasedElectronID-CSA14-50ns-V1-standalone-medium
• cutBasedElectronIDtight is currently cutBasedElectronID-CSA14-50ns-V1-standalone-tight

• pileupJetId() is pileupJetId:fullDiscriminant
• cisvBJetTags() is combinedInclusiveSecondaryVertexBJetTags
• csvBJetTags() is combinedSecondaryVertexBJetTags
• vtxMass() is the mass of the vertex
• vtxNtracks() is the number of tracks in it
• vtx3DVal() is the decay length value
• vtx3DSig() is the decay length significance

• lxy() is the 2D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• l3D() is the 3D distance from the primary vertex to the secondary vertex
• vProb() is the probabiltiy of the vertex (TMath::Prob( vertex chi2, vertex no. degrees of freedom))
• pdgId() returns 11 or 13 depending on weather the vertex was made with electrons or muons respectively
• ipos() and ineg() returns the index of the muon or electron used in the vertex, i.e. ipos 3 is the 3rd lepton from either muon or electron collection

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

CATTools

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for KCMS.
• Code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools.
• Setup and run instructions are in the README.
• Since catTools reads miniAODs for input, the selections on the physics objects are set by the cuts in the MiniAOD slimmer

Physics Objects

Muons

Electrons

Jets

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

Intro

To do

• how to define the vertex for jets
• add in more variables required by other analysis

• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

Welcome to the Computing/CATTools web

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for kcms
• code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools

To do

• add in more variables required by other analysis
• add in description of all variables
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info
• add in full descriptive steps that are useful/common for all analysis, i.e how to do pile-up weighting, systematics, etc.

Computing/CATTools Web Utilities

Welcome to the Computing/CATTools web

Intro

• Cat tools is a common edm based tuple maker for kcms
• code can be found in https://github.com/vallot/CATTools

To do

• add in more variables required by other analysis
• add in description of all variables
• list all datasets made, location (and/or published name), which AOD used, cross section value, number of events run, etc
• figure out nice way to keep dataset info

Computing/CATTools Web Utilities

Welcome to the Computing/CATTools web

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GEM		...collaborate on
HeavyIon	Heavy-ion Group	study properties of Quark-gluon plasma
Higgs_NewParticle	Higgs and new Particle	...collaborate on
OldWebs	It included legacy web contents.	...collaborate on
OldWebs.OldWebs.DAQ	Data Acquisition Group	work on hardware part(RPC,CSC) of detector
SNU		...collaborate on
Sandbox	Sandbox test area with all features enabled.	...experiment in an unrestricted hands-on web.
Top_SM	Top_SM group	work on reconstruction of muons and electrons
Top_SM.Dataset		...collaborate on
UOS	University of Seoul with KCMS	...collaborate on
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