There's a parameter analytical_cuts on the measuring parameters object, which contains a list of the cuts we want to apply.
I think this is used to define which cuts to use, in general, and those not on the list just never get calculated.
This information already exists in the thresholds parameter, which is a dictionary of cut -> threshold.
If we just set any of of the thresholds to None, we can get the same effect as calculating the cut, without using it to make decisions on whether a measurement is bad.
There's a parameter
analytical_cutson the measuring parameters object, which contains a list of the cuts we want to apply.I think this is used to define which cuts to use, in general, and those not on the list just never get calculated.
This information already exists in the
thresholdsparameter, which is a dictionary of cut -> threshold. If we just set any of of the thresholds to None, we can get the same effect as calculating the cut, without using it to make decisions on whether a measurement is bad.