brat version 2.7.4 and bdst 1.0.2 released

From: Djamel Ouerdane (ouerdane@nbi.dk)
Date: Thu Feb 13 2003 - 08:52:32 EST

  • Next message: Djamel Ouerdane: "Re: weird TOF stuff"
    Hi all,
    
    A new version of brat is on the market.
    Version is 2.7.4 and tag is BRAT-2-7-4
    
    The changes deal with some TOF stuff. In the rdo module, the energy loss
    information saved was the geometrical average from top and bottom tubes.  
    This is not true anymore. Both top and bottom are saved. You can still get 
    the average with the same method as before 
    (BrTofRdo::BrTofHit::GetEnergy()) but you now have Get{Top,Bot}Energy too.
    Same thing for the BrTofPid class.
    
    I also slightly modified the way this energy is used for tof hit 
    selection. It used to be : de_top > threshold && de_bot > threshold.
    It is now : sqrt(de_top*de_bot) > threshold
    
    (another thing related to Peter's last comment on the TOF. There is no cut
    on hit_slat - track_pointed_slat at all in brat. The cut is determined at
    job initialization by what you think should be considered as a matching in
    cm and _not_ in slat difference. Pawel told me that for TOF1, 0.65 or 0.7
    cm is a good value, it takes into account the track direction uncertainty.
    Below that, you screw up the effiency of the matching for this 
    hodoscope. What Peter showed makes me think about a geomtry problem. The 
    slat positions are determined by the TOF parameter class where the 
    slat positioning was picked up from brag as is. If it's not correct, then 
    the matching is screwed but I really think it's not the problem.)
    
    
    I have made sure that the class version number of the modified data 
    classes was incremented.
    
    I also updated the bdst package according to the brat updates.
    I added new members in the global branch, namely the number of tubes in 
    the left and right BBC arrays involved in the vertex reconstruction. Quite 
    cool to see that the independent centrality determination has an excellent 
    correlation with the number of tubes involved in the BBC vertexing :)
    
    I've made a reconstruction test from Au+Au local track files in data01 to
    DSTs.  No problems encountered so far. 
    
    Enjoy :)
    Djam
    
    
    
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