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BDT Discriminant Output
BDT Discriminant Output
For this study I have merged first two preshower bins (pre1=0 && pre2=0 || pre1=0 && pre2>0)
Cuts applied :
(a) z vertex cut -100cm<z<100cm
(b) Photon and jet are opposite in φ [cos(φΥ – φjet)] < -0.8
(c) PT of photon > 7GeV
(d) pT of away side jet > 5GeV
(e) Detector eta of the away side jet : ІηjetІ < 0.8
(f) Detector eta of photon 1.08<η<2.0
With these cuts if I look at the pT spectrum of photons, I have 79995 counts in the data and 117888 counts in the MC sample.
So we have a fudge factor of 1.47.
These plots are integrated over all pT bins and first two preshower bins.
I have scaled the prompt photon and qcd background sample to 3.146 pb-1 (data luminosity).
Following 12 variables were used to model the response:
ptBalance, R3x3jet7, R2x2jet7, R2x1jet7, nU, nV, fiveStripU/twentyfiveStripU, fiveStripV/twentyfiveStripV, reslayer1, reslayer2, yieldlayer1, yieldlayer2
BDT setup parameters :
NTrees=120, MaxDepth=1, AdaBoostBeta=0.72, SeparationType = GiniIndex, nCuts=25, PruneMethod=NoPruning
Preshower bin | #signal, #background | Optimal-cut | S/sqrt(S+B) | Nsig | Nbkg | EffSig | EffBkg |
I+II | 437,11573 | -0.18 | 7.12 | 271 | 1177 | 0.62 | 0.10 |
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