Open mateisl opened 3 years ago
I believe the CDF does have to be normalized such that the resulting energy cumulants are within the range [0,1] where the MC lookup table is defined. This is also implied by requiring the energy distribution $dN/dE$ to be normalized:
The energy cumulant $\epsilon(E)$ is the fraction of energies expected below the energy $E$. Whatever the (1-normalized) energy distribution $dN/dE$, $dN/d\epsilon$ is uniform[0,1], where 0 and 1 correspond to the boundaries of our experimental range.
Oh lordy :facepalm: I just realized this is three years late
Hello,
I am currently trying your implementation for Yellins optimal interval method and was wondering if the CDF needs to be normalized in order for the algorithm to work.
Thanks in advance!