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icon5.gif  [FIXED] use MC particle hypothesis in PndRecoKalmanTask [message #15617] Wed, 30 October 2013 14:17 Go to next message
Lu Cao is currently offline  Lu Cao
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Registered: February 2013
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From: *ikp.kfa-juelich.de
Dear all,

In the rec macro, when I enable the flag to use the MC particle hypothesis as
 recoKalmanFwd->SetIdealHyp(kTRUE);


my analysis macro crashes with the following error message.
Quote:


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initialisation for run id 1377867347
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-I- FairRunTimeDB::InitContainer() FairBaseParSet
-I- FairRunTimeDB::InitContainer() PndSensorNamePar
-I- FairRunTimeDB::InitContainer() PndMultiFieldPar
-I- FairRunTimeDB::InitContainer() ANAPidSelections
[ERROR ] init() ANAPidSelections not initialized
Error in <FairRuntimeDb::initContainers()>: Error occured during initialization
[INFO ] The number of entries in chain is 2000
[INFO ] Branch: PidAlgoIdealCharged not found in Tree
[INFO ] Branch: PidAlgoIdealCharged not found in Tree
Warning in <PndAnaPidCombiner::PndAnaPidCombiner::ReadTCA()>: No "PidAlgoIdealCharged" array found.

*** Break *** segmentation violation




Do any experts know how to fix this problem?
I have tried this flag with the other Kalman task "PndRecoKalmanTask* recoKalman", this problem doesn't happen. My PandaRoot is rev#20993. The 4-step simulation codes and the test analysis macro are attached.

Many thanks in advance.

Best,
Lu
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Re: use MC particle hypothesis in PndRecoKalmanTask [message #15620 is a reply to message #15617] Wed, 30 October 2013 16:31 Go to previous messageGo to next message
StefanoSpataro is currently offline  StefanoSpataro
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From: *to.infn.it
You need to add the mc track associator for the forward ideal tracker and to uncomment the correlated line in the kalman task:

  PndFtsTrackerIdeal* trackFts = new PndFtsTrackerIdeal();
  trackFts->SetRelativeMomentumSmearing(0.05);
  trackFts->SetVertexSmearing(0.05, 0.05, 0.05);
  trackFts->SetTrackingEfficiency(1.);
  trackFts->SetTrackOutput("FtsIdealTrack");
  fRun->AddTask(trackFts);


->PndMCTrackAssociator* trackMCfwd = new PndMCTrackAssociator();
->trackMCfwd->SetTrackInBranchName("FtsIdealTrack");
->trackMCfwd->SetTrackOutBranchName("FtsIdealTrackID");
->fRun->AddTask(trackMCfwd);

  PndRecoKalmanTask* recoKalmanFwd = new PndRecoKalmanTask();
  recoKalmanFwd->SetTrackInBranchName("FtsIdealTrack");
->recoKalmanFwd->SetTrackInIDBranchName("FtsIdealTrackID");
  recoKalmanFwd->SetTrackOutBranchName("FtsIdealGenTrack");
  recoKalmanFwd->SetBusyCut(50); // CHECK to be tuned
  recoKalmanFwd->SetIdealHyp(kTRUE);
  //recoKalmanFwd->SetNumIterations(3);
  fRun->AddTask(recoKalmanFwd);


Remember to switch on the idealhyp also for the barrel kalman task:

  recoKalman->SetIdealHyp(kTRUE);


The default macros in macro/run have such modification (but idealhyp set to kFALSE)
Re: use MC particle hypothesis in PndRecoKalmanTask [message #15627 is a reply to message #15620] Thu, 31 October 2013 12:46 Go to previous message
Lu Cao is currently offline  Lu Cao
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Registered: February 2013
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From: *ikp.kfa-juelich.de
It works fine now.
Many thanks. Smile

Best,
Lu
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