This is a CMSSW code for creating small ROOT ntuples from CMS data/MC samples. Check out this twiki for more details: CMS/UserCodeNWUntupleProducer
- Set up the environment
setenv SCRAM_ARCH slc5_amd64_gcc462
cmsrel CMSSW_5_3_11_patch6
cd CMSSW_5_3_11_patch6/src
cmsenv
(note: _patch6 is recommended in met recepie)
- New Met recipes (including MVA MET), according to met-recipe:
cp /uscms/home/chayanit/work/forZeynep/Type1MET.tgz .
cp /uscms/home/chayanit/work/forZeynep/PatUtils.tgz .
cp /uscms/home/chayanit/work/forZeynep/METPUSubtraction.tgz .
tar -xvf Type1MET.tgz
tar -xvf PatUtils.tgz
tar -xvf METPUSubtraction.tgz
cvs co -r V00-03-23 CommonTools/RecoAlgos
cvs co -r b5_3_X_cvMEtCorr_2013Feb26 CommonTools/ParticleFlow
cvs co -r V05-00-18 DataFormats/JetReco
cvs co -r b5_3_X_cvMEtCorr_2013Feb22 DataFormats/METReco
cvs co -r V06-05-06-10 DataFormats/PatCandidates
cvs co -r V00-02-15 DataFormats/StdDictionaries
#cvs co -r MM_53X_2013Jun17 JetMETCorrections/METPUSubtraction #not tagged yet
#cvs co -r V04-06-15 JetMETCorrections/Type1MET #not tagged yet
cvs co -r V08-09-57 PhysicsTools/PatAlgos
#cvs co -r b5_3_X_cvMEtCorr_2013Feb25 PhysicsTools/PatUtils #not tagged yet
cvs co -r V00-03-34 PhysicsTools/SelectorUtils
cvs co -r b5_3_X_cvMEtCorr_2013Feb25 RecoMET/METAlgorithms
cvs co -r b5_3_X_cvMEtCorr_2013Feb25 RecoJets/JetProducers
cvs co -r V00-00-08 RecoMET/METAnalyzers
cvs co -r V00-00-13-01 RecoMET/METFilters
cvs co -r V03-03-12-02 RecoMET/METProducers
cvs co -r V01-04-25 RecoTauTag/RecoTau
cvs co -r V01-04-13 RecoTauTag/Configuration
- Met filters according to MissingETOptionalFilters:
cvs co -r V01-00-11-01 DPGAnalysis/Skims
cvs co -r V00-11-17 DPGAnalysis/SiStripTools
cvs co -r V00-00-08 DataFormats/TrackerCommon
cvs co -r V01-09-05 RecoLocalTracker/SubCollectionProducers
- Egamma tools from 5:
cvs co -r V00-00-09 EgammaAnalysis/ElectronTools
cvs co -r V09-00-01 RecoEgamma/EgammaTools
cd EgammaAnalysis/ElectronTools/data
cat download.url | xargs wget
cd ../../../
cvs co -r V00-02-03 -d TSWilliams/BstdZeeTools UserCode/TSWilliams/BstdZee/BstdZeeTools
cvs co -r V00-09-03 -d SHarper/HEEPAnalyzer UserCode/SHarper/HEEPAnalyzer
- PF footprint removal Supercluster footprint removal twiki:
git clone https://github.com/peruzzim/SCFootprintRemoval.git
cd SCFootprintRemoval
git checkout V01-06
cd ..
mkdir PFIsolation
mv SCFootprintRemoval PFIsolation/SuperClusterFootprintRemoval
- Now check out the ntuple producer code and then the specific tag/branch of the code that is known to work
git clone https://github.com/zdemirag/ntupleProducer.git NWU/ntupleProducer
cd NWU/ntupleProducer
git checkout master
cd ../..
- Patched to checked folders
cp NWU/ntupleProducer/patches/PATMHTProducer.h PhysicsTools/PatAlgos/plugins/PATMHTProducer.h
cvs co -r V00-02-14 DataFormats/StdDictionaries
cp NWU/ntupleProducer/patches/classes.h DataFormats/StdDictionaries/src/classes.h
cp NWU/ntupleProducer/patches/classes_def.xml DataFormats/StdDictionaries/src/classes_def.xml
cp NWU/ntupleProducer/patches/PileupJet* RecoJets/JetProducers/python/
cp NWU/ntupleProducer/patches/PFMETAlgorithmMVA.cc JetMETCorrections/METPUSubtraction/src/.
scram b -j 12
Once compiled, we are ready to run it
cd NWU/ntupleProducer/test
cmsRun ntupleProducer_cfg.py
it assumes you are running over an MC sample. If you want to run on data, do:
cmsRun ntupleProducer_cfg.py isRealData=1
that will set up an appropriate global tag etc.
NB
By defualt, the ntuples require that there be at least one muon(electron) with pT > 3(5) GeV in order for an event to be saved.
In the case that this is not desired (for instance, in jet or photon based studies),
you should switch off the skimLeptons
option in ntupleProducer_cfg.py
In addition to this, there are various flags the configuration file, ntupleProducer_cfg.py, that allow to save/not save certain objects (muons, jets, etc). All are saved by default.
Look into crabNtuples_MC.cfg
and crabNtuples_Data.cfg
scripts.
Will incorporate multicrab soon.
- First, make sure you are on master branch and have the latest code:
git checkout master
git pull
- Then create a new branch and swich to it:
git branch dev-username
git checkout dev-username
- Now you can make any changes you want. Once you are done, commit it and push your branch.
git commit -a
git push origin dev-username
- When you are satisfied with you new code, merge it with master branch. For that:
git checkout master
git merge dev-username
git push
If the changes do not conflict, you are done.
If there are conflicts, markers will be left in the problematic files showing the conflict; git diff
will show this.
Once you have edited the files to resolve the conflicts, git commit -a
.
At any time you can tag your code, and push your tags to remote:
git tag -a test1 -m "my tag"
git push origin --tags
You can use any tags you want, later those can be deleted.
For the global production though, we should stick with a tagging convention. Tags should be vX.Y and I am starting them with v6.1. Such that the tag corresponds to the nutuple_v6 name of ntuple production. If the new code significantly changes the format of the ntuples (substantial changes to class definitions etc.) then the first number of a tag should be incremented (to v7.1 etc.) and the ntuple production path-name should be changed correspondingly. Otherwise, incremental changes should be reflected in changes to the second digit.