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move optmap application to processor #14

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ManuelHu opened this issue Dec 3, 2024 · 1 comment
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move optmap application to processor #14

ManuelHu opened this issue Dec 3, 2024 · 1 comment
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@ManuelHu
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ManuelHu commented Dec 3, 2024

  • in hit processing step
  • split the lar (scintillator output scheme) table to individual SiPM channel tables
  • either by using the current multinomial approach, or by finding a nicer way to do the statistics (i.e. only loading one channel's map at a time)
  • output hit tables S0xx with evtid, times
  • future: i.e. SiPM model as hit processor after the splitting processor

  • keep alternative to just process the LAr table (i.e. to cut on edep, and not on p.e. hits)
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tdixon97 commented Dec 3, 2024

Regarding the multinomial.
Instead of the distribution being:

$$ p(\vec{n}|\vec{\mu}) = \text{Pois(}\sum n,\sum \mu) \times \text{Mult(}\vec{n}| \vec{p}, \sum n) =\prod \text{Pois(}n_i|\mu_i)$$

This is the same as how a binned likelihood can be either written as a product of a multinomial and an overall poisson, or a product of possion. I think this also applies in this case
Probably you can find the derivation in many stats books, but I can't be bothered.

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