Open ytatus94 opened 6 years ago
Hi Yu-Ting,
This "LOOSE_NOMINAL" tree is a looser selection with no systematics, whereas the block you quoted is used for our NoSys ntuples as well as all systematic trees. But a few lines above is
// MET skimming
if(configMgr->obj->met.Et < 150.0) return false;
configMgr->cutflow->bookCut("cutFlow","MET > 150 GeV", weight );
which you'll also want to comment out. In fact, you could probably just comment out this line and be done with it! (I believe this is what I did in the past).
Also, to only make NoSys trees rather than all of the systematics (which should be irrelevant for your study), you should go into your groupSet and change this: https://gitlab.cern.ch/atlas-phys-susy-higgsino/SusySkimHiggsino/blob/master/data/samples/SUSY16_Signal/groupset.config#L16 (but in whichever directory you actually are using!)
from:
SYSTEMATIC_SET
to
#SYSTEMATIC_SET
This tells the code to ignore systematics.
Joey
There are instructions for doing this here. I run most of my jobs on my batch system via Condor, with commands like:
where "SUSY16_Signal_RerunForFinalFits" is a groupSet that I only had locally; you could probably use SUSY16_Signal or make a dedicated SUSY16_Signal_NUHM2 which would be a copy of this directory but only containing the groupset.config and the relevant NUHM2 text files.
If you run via the grid instead of on a batch system, this "moveCondorOutputsToGroupsetStructure" step is unnecessary, and I believe is covered by run_download.
Our derivation skims on the MET trigger, so keep that in mind in trying to relax the MET cuts...
Joey