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Alexandre Camsonne, 07/11/2023 01:46 PM
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3 | Example of plots from replay |
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5 | https://logbooks.jlab.org/entry/4098425 |
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7 | 2 | Alexandre Camsonne | Hydra Hall A access |
8 | 1 | Austin Kuntz | |
9 | https://hallaweb.jlab.org/hydra/ |
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10 | 2 | Alexandre Camsonne | |
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12 | Hall C NPS information |
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14 | NPS calorimeter software |
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15 | https://wiki.jlab.org/cuawiki/index.php/NPS_Software |
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17 | https://hallcweb.jlab.org/hydra/ |
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18 | 3 | Austin Kuntz | |
19 | Replay NPS calorimeter |
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21 | /data1/cdaq/eel108/output/ROOTfiles/zhuang/histogram |
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22 | 4 | Austin Kuntz | |
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24 | If you have the access to the cdaql3, you can go to either /data1/cdaq/eel108/zhuang/nps_replay or /data1/cdaq/eel108/wassim/nps_replay and run the bash scripts run_nps_test_xx.sh which gives you everything includes the plots |
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25 | For the hcana replay script it only saves the branches of data, there are separate .C do the plotting |
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26 | You might need the ssh -X option to enable pops up windows, for the online GUI |
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27 | 5 | Alexandre Camsonne | |
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31 | Just do panguin --help and look for options related to “images”: |
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32 | panguin --help |
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33 | panguin: configurable ROOT data visualization tool |
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34 | Usage: /Users/ole/Develop/BUILD/panguin/cmake-build-debug/panguin [OPTIONS] |
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36 | Options: |
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37 | -h,--help Print this help message and exit |
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38 | -f,--config-file <file name> [default.cfg] |
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39 | Job configuration file |
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40 | -r,--run <run number> Run number |
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41 | -R,--root-file <file name> ROOT file to process |
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42 | -G,--goldenroot-file <file name> |
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43 | Reference ROOT file |
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44 | -P,-b,--batch No GUI. Save plots to summary file(s) |
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45 | -E,--plot-format <fmt> Plot format (pdf, png, jpg ...) |
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46 | -C,--config-dir <path> Search path for configuration files & macros (":"-separated) |
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47 | --root-dir <path> ROOT files search path (":"-separated) |
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48 | -O,--plots-dir <dir> Output directory for summary plots |
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49 | -I,--images Save individual plots as images (implies -P) |
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50 | -F,--image-format <fmt> Image file format (png, jpg ...) |
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51 | -H,--images-dir <dir> Output directory for individual images (default: plots-dir) |
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52 | -v,--verbosity <level> Set verbosity level (>=0) |
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53 | -V,--version Display program version information and exit |
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54 | Should be self-explanatory. To add image production to the replay, you’ll have to edit the lines where panguin is invoked in the in the replay script. |
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55 | 8:18 |
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56 | I forget if we had one images dir per run or included the run number in the file name. You can define a file name template in the configuration file, similar to protorotfile. The documentation is part of the README.me file in the panguin repository. |
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57 | 8:19 |
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58 | The relevant options are protoimagefile and protomacroimagefile. |
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61 | Ole Hansen |
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62 | :palm_tree: 9:29 PM |
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63 | If you need a large supply of images, you can of course re-run panguin over the existing ROOT files from the last run period under /chafs1/work1/sbs to generate them. (edited) |
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66 | Alexandre Camsonne |
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67 | 9:30 PM |
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68 | Yes that should work. I think the run number is in the file but i will double check |