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In data/MC comparisons for tracking we were hit by the limits of TH1F numerical precision.
Histograms with more than around 1e7 entries in a bin will stop accumulation in that bin (because within numerical precision x + 1. == x).
It may be useful to have a generic feature in MonitorElement or DQMAnalyzers to e.g. once per lumi (or more often) to check if the histograms have any bins with entries that would underflow a fill (with some configurable weight; default of 1).
The same could be done per Fill call, but it could be a bit expensive CPU-wise.
In data/MC comparisons for tracking we were hit by the limits of TH1F numerical precision.
Histograms with more than around 1e7 entries in a bin will stop accumulation in that bin (because within numerical precision
x + 1. == x
).It may be useful to have a generic feature in MonitorElement or DQMAnalyzers to e.g. once per lumi (or more often) to check if the histograms have any bins with entries that would underflow a fill (with some configurable weight; default of 1).
The same could be done per
Fill
call, but it could be a bit expensive CPU-wise.@cms-sw/dqm-l2
@dbruschi
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