/* ======================================================================== *\ ! ! * ! * This file is part of MARS, the MAGIC Analysis and Reconstruction ! * Software. It is distributed to you in the hope that it can be a useful ! * and timesaving tool in analysing Data of imaging Cerenkov telescopes. ! * It is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. ! * ! * Permission to use, copy, modify and distribute this software and its ! * documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, ! * provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and ! * that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear ! * in supporting documentation. It is provided "as is" without express ! * or implied warranty. ! * ! ! ! Author(s): Thomas Bretz, 5/2002 ! Author(s): Abelardo Moralejo ! ! Copyright: MAGIC Software Development, 2000-2003 ! ! \* ======================================================================== */ ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // MHHadronness // // This is histogram is a way to evaluate the quality of a gamma/hadron // seperation method. It is filled from a MHadronness container, which // stores a hadroness for the current event. The Value must be in the // range [0,1]. To fill the histograms correctly the information // whether it is a gamma or hadron (not a gamma) must be available from // a MMcEvt container. // // In the constructor you can change the number of used bns for the // evaluation. // // The meaning of the histograms (Draw, DrawClone) are the following: // * Upper Left Corner: // - black: histogram of all hadronesses for gammas // - red: histogram of all hadronesses for non gammas // * Upper Right Corner: // - black: acceptance of gammas (Ag) vs. the hadroness // - red: acceptance of non gammas (Ah) vs. the hadroness // * Bottom Left Corner: // Naive quality factor: Ag/sqrt(Ah) // * Bottom Right Corner: // - black: Acceprtance Gammas vs. Acceptance Hadrons // - blue cross: minimum of distance to (0, 1) // // As a default MHHadronness searches for the container "MHadronness". // This can be overwritten by a different pointer specified in the // Fill function (No type check is done!) Use a different name in // MFillH. // // If you are using filtercuts which gives you only two discrete values // of the hadronness (0.25 and 0.75) you may want to use MHHadronness(2). // If you request Q05() from such a MHHadronness instance you will get // Acc_g/sqrt(Acc_h) // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #include "MHHadronness.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include "MParList.h" #include "MBinning.h" #include "MHMatrix.h" #include "MHadronness.h" #include "MLog.h" #include "MLogManip.h" #include "MMcEvt.hxx" ClassImp(MHHadronness); using namespace std; // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Setup histograms, nbins is the number of bins used for the evaluation. // The default is 100 bins. // MHHadronness::MHHadronness(Int_t nbins, const char *name, const char *title) : fMatrix(NULL) { // // set the name and title of this object // fName = name ? name : "MHHadronness"; fTitle = title ? title : "Gamma/Hadron Separation Quality Histograms"; fGraph = new TGraph; fGraph->SetTitle("Acceptance Gammas vs. Hadrons"); fGraph->SetMarkerStyle(kFullDotSmall); fGhness = new TH1D("Ghness", "Acceptance vs. Hadronness (Gammas)", nbins, 0, 1); fPhness = new TH1D("Phness", "Acceptance vs. Hadronness (Hadrons)", nbins, 0, 1); fGhness->SetXTitle("Hadronness"); fPhness->SetXTitle("Hadronness"); fGhness->SetYTitle("Acceptance"); fPhness->SetYTitle("Acceptance"); fPhness->SetLineColor(kRed); fGhness->SetDirectory(NULL); fPhness->SetDirectory(NULL); fIntGhness = new TH1D("AccGammas", "Integral Acceptance vs. Hadronness (Gammas)", nbins, 0, 1); fIntPhness = new TH1D("AccHadrons", "Integral Acceptance vs. Hadronness (Hadrons)", nbins, 0, 1); fIntGhness->SetXTitle("Hadronness"); fIntPhness->SetXTitle("Hadronness"); fIntGhness->SetYTitle("Acceptance"); fIntPhness->SetYTitle("Acceptance"); fIntGhness->SetMaximum(1.1); fIntPhness->SetMaximum(1.1); fIntGhness->SetDirectory(NULL); fIntPhness->SetDirectory(NULL); fIntPhness->SetLineColor(kRed); fIntGhness->SetBit(TH1::kNoStats); fIntPhness->SetBit(TH1::kNoStats); fQfac = new TGraph; fQfac->SetTitle(" Naive Quality factor "); fQfac->SetMarkerStyle(kFullDotSmall); } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Delete the histograms. // MHHadronness::~MHHadronness() { delete fGhness; delete fIntGhness; delete fPhness; delete fIntPhness; delete fQfac; delete fGraph; } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Setup Filling of the histograms. It needs: // MMcEvt and MHadronness // Bool_t MHHadronness::SetupFill(const MParList *plist) { if (!fMatrix) { fMcEvt = (MMcEvt*)plist->FindObject("MMcEvt"); if (!fMcEvt) { *fLog << err << dbginf << "MMcEvt not found... aborting." << endl; return kFALSE; } } fHadronness = (MHadronness*)plist->FindObject("MHadronness"); fGhness->Reset(); fPhness->Reset(); /* MBinning* bins = (MBinning*)plist->FindObject("BinningHadronness"); if (!bins) { *fLog << err << dbginf << "BinningHadronness [MBinning] not found... aborting." << endl; return kFALSE; } SetBinning(&fHist, binsalpha, binsenergy, binstheta); fHist.Sumw2(); */ return kTRUE; } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Fill the Hadronness from a MHadronness container into the corresponding // histogram dependant on the particle id. // // Every particle Id different than kGAMMA is considered a hadron. // // If you call Fill with a pointer (eg. from MFillH) this container is // used as a hadronness (Warning: No type check is done!) otherwise // the default is used ("MHadronness") // // Sometimes a distance is calculated as NaN (not a number). Such events // are skipped at the moment. // Bool_t MHHadronness::Fill(const MParContainer *par, const Stat_t w) { // Preliminary Workaround: FIXME! if (!par && !fHadronness) { *fLog << err << "MHHadronness::Fill: No MHadronness container specified!" << endl; return kFALSE; } const MHadronness &had = par ? *(MHadronness*)par : *fHadronness; const Double_t h = had.GetHadronness(); if (TMath::IsNaN(h)) return kCONTINUE; const Int_t particleid = fMatrix ? (Int_t)(*fMatrix)[fMap] : fMcEvt->GetPartId(); if (particleid==kGAMMA) fGhness->Fill(h, w); else fPhness->Fill(h, w); return kTRUE; } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Returns the quality factor at gamma acceptance 0.5. // // If the histogram containes only two bins we return the // naive quality: ag/sqrt(ah) // with ag the acceptance of gammas and ah the acceptance of hadrons. // // You can use this (nbins=2) in case of some kind of filter cuts giving // only a result: gamma yes/no (means discrete values of hadronness 0.25 // or 0.75) // // FIXME: In the later case weights cannot be used! // Float_t MHHadronness::GetQ05() const { if (fGhness->GetNbinsX()==2) { // acceptance of all gamma-like gammas (h<0.5) const Double_t ig = fGhness->GetBinContent(1); // acceptance of all gamma-like hadrons (h<0.5) const Double_t ip = fPhness->GetBinContent(1); if (ip==0) return 0; // FIXME! // naive quality factor const Double_t q = ig / sqrt(ip); *fLog << all << ip << "/" << ig << ": " << q << endl; return q; } const Int_t n = fQfac->GetN(); Double_t val1x=0; Double_t val2x=1; Double_t val1y=0; Double_t val2y=0; for (Int_t i=1; i<=n; i++) { Double_t x, y; fQfac->GetPoint(i, x, y); if (x<0.5 && x>val1x) { val1x = x; val1y = y; } if (x>0.5 && x acceptance // - fill the Minimum Distance histogram (formular see class description) // - fill the Quality histogram (formular see class description) // void MHHadronness::CalcGraph(Double_t sumg, Double_t sump) { Int_t n = fGhness->GetNbinsX(); fGraph->Set(n); fQfac->Set(n); // Calculate acceptances Float_t max=0; for (Int_t i=1; i<=n; i++) { const Stat_t ip = fPhness->Integral(1, i)/sump; const Stat_t ig = fGhness->Integral(1, i)/sumg; fIntPhness->SetBinContent(i, ip); fIntGhness->SetBinContent(i, ig); fGraph->SetPoint(i, ip, ig); if (ip<=0) continue; const Double_t val = ig/sqrt(ip); fQfac->SetPoint(i, ig, val); if (val>max) max = val; } fQfac->SetMaximum(max*1.05); } Bool_t MHHadronness::Finalize() { const Stat_t sumg = fGhness->Integral(); const Stat_t sump = fPhness->Integral(); *fLog << inf << "Sum Hadronness: gammas=" << sumg << " hadrons=" << sump << endl; // Normalize photon distribution if (sumg>0) fGhness->Scale(1./sumg); else *fLog << warn << "Cannot calculate hadronness for 'gammas'." << endl; // Normalize hadron distribution if (sump>0) fPhness->Scale(1./sump); else *fLog << warn << "Cannot calculate hadronness for 'hadrons'." << endl; CalcGraph(1, 1); return kTRUE; } void MHHadronness::Paint(Option_t *opt) { Stat_t sumg = fGhness->Integral(); Stat_t sump = fPhness->Integral(); // Normalize photon distribution if (sumg<=0) sumg=1; // Normalize hadron distribution if (sump<=0) sump=1; CalcGraph(sumg, sump); } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Search the corresponding points for the given hadron acceptance (acchad) // and interpolate the tow points (linear) // Double_t MHHadronness::GetGammaAcceptance(Double_t acchad) const { const Int_t n = fGraph->GetN(); const Double_t *x = fGraph->GetX(); const Double_t *y = fGraph->GetY(); Int_t i = 0; while (iGetN(); const Double_t *x = fGraph->GetX(); const Double_t *y = fGraph->GetY(); Int_t i = 0; while (iGetN()==0) { *fLog << " " << endl; return; } *fLog << "Used " << fGhness->GetEntries() << " Gammas and " << fPhness->GetEntries() << " Hadrons." << endl; *fLog << "acc(hadron) acc(gamma) acc(g)/acc(h)" << endl <SetBorderMode(0); AppendPad(""); pad->Divide(2, 2); TH1 *h; pad->cd(1); gPad->SetBorderMode(0); //gStyle->SetOptStat(10); MH::Draw(*fGhness, *fPhness, "Hadronness"); // Displ both stat boxes pad->cd(2); gPad->SetBorderMode(0); fIntGhness->Draw(); fIntPhness->Draw("same"); pad->cd(3); gPad->SetBorderMode(0); fQfac->Draw("A*"); gPad->Modified(); gPad->Update(); if ((h=fQfac->GetHistogram())) { h->GetXaxis()->SetRangeUser(0, 1); h->SetXTitle("Acceptance Gammas"); h->SetYTitle("Quality"); fQfac->Draw("P"); gPad->Modified(); gPad->Update(); } pad->cd(4); gPad->SetBorderMode(0); fGraph->Draw("AC"); gPad->Modified(); gPad->Update(); if ((h=fGraph->GetHistogram())) { h->GetXaxis()->SetRangeUser(0, 1); h->SetXTitle("Acceptance Hadrons"); h->SetYTitle("Acceptance Gammas"); fGraph->SetMaximum(1); fGraph->Draw("P"); gPad->Modified(); gPad->Update(); } } // -------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // You can use this function if you want to use a MHMatrix instead of // MMcEvt. This function adds all necessary columns to the // given matrix. Afterward you should fill the matrix with the corresponding // data (eg from a file by using MHMatrix::Fill). If you now loop // through the matrix (eg using MMatrixLoop) MHHadronness::Fill // will take the values from the matrix instead of the containers. // void MHHadronness::InitMapping(MHMatrix *mat) { if (fMatrix) return; fMatrix = mat; fMap = fMatrix->AddColumn("MMcEvt.fPartId"); } void MHHadronness::StopMapping() { fMatrix = NULL; }