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response model
Submitted by Carsten Burgardq cburgard@cern.ch
This test implements a simple Gaussian detector response,
and verifies that the same model component can be reused in different analyses without modification. The response distribution itself is agnostic to the semantic roles of its variables—it does not distinguish between observables, parameters of interest, or nuisance parameters. Those roles are assigned only by the surrounding analysis configuration.
The test instantiates two analyses from the same response model:
truthis the parameter of interest,recois the observable.recois the parameter of interest,truthis the observable.The underlying Gaussian distribution is identical in both cases; only the analysis metadata changes. This verifies that the detector response remains independent of the role assigned to each variable by the analysis.
and verifies that the same model component can be reused in different analyses without modification. The response distribution itself is agnostic to the semantic roles of its variables—it does not distinguish between observables, parameters of interest, or nuisance parameters. Those roles are assigned only by the surrounding analysis configuration.
The test instantiates two analyses from the same response model:
truthis the parameter of interest,recois the observable.recois the parameter of interest,truthis the observable.The underlying Gaussian distribution is identical in both cases; only the analysis metadata changes. This verifies that the detector response remains independent of the role assigned to each variable by the analysis. |
| Source | https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MsB_mgA46xE61NEKPJZXI8E7_E64bjBhxKmuU1yOnac/edit?slide=id.g3e80de5473d_0_233#slide=id.g3e80de5473d_0_233 |
| Modified from source | False |
| Notes | |
| Reference backend | stalbrec/hs3-testsuite-roofit-backend:e3a793 |
NLL scan
simRecoObsNLL scan
simTruthObs