Recon steering file for hit killing/smearing studies#1113
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…inks, remove ignore collections
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This will only save only events passing the V0 skim cuts. I think this is probably good but I don't think it's how I did this in the past. I added Elizabeth to the reviewers list...comments? |
Ah, for the purpose of validating the skimming, we should save both. How is that toggled? |
| <targetConMollerVerticesColName>TargetConstrainedMollerVertices_KF</targetConMollerVerticesColName> | ||
| </driver> | ||
| <driver name="StripEvent" type="org.hps.recon.skims.MultiSkimDriver"> | ||
| <skimV0>true</skimV0> |
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I think the V0 skimming is toggled here. We didn't have this in previous versions of the steering files that were used for the hit killing/smearing studies, but it should be okay if we want to leave it (validation of the MC-data comparison will require some basic selections anyway).
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Thanks. Indeed -- however, for the purpose of this small pass, I'd also like to validate the skimming closes, so I'd like to save both skimmed and unskimmed outputs. @bloodyyugo was able to do this in the past, not sure which flag allows for that.
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I just tested this steering file -- I do see two slcio outputs, one v0skim and the nominal output of all events.
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This is because this is also doing the LCIOWriter at the end. The skimmer is writing the streams while LCIO writer is writing every event.
| <targetConMollerVerticesColName>TargetConstrainedMollerVertices_KF</targetConMollerVerticesColName> | ||
| </driver> | ||
| <driver name="StripEvent" type="org.hps.recon.skims.MultiSkimDriver"> | ||
| <skimV0>true</skimV0> |
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This is because this is also doing the LCIOWriter at the end. The skimmer is writing the streams while LCIO writer is writing every event.
Add kinks/residuals
Save all collections
Update vertex positions (not important for this study)