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Nov 15, 2016, 10:43:18 AM (9 years ago)
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Patrick Stowell
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| 2 | = [ page being built ] = |
| 3 | This page aims to outline how to use GENIE to create a sample of interactions on your favourite target. We'll also outline how to feed this generated sample through the NUISANCE framework and get good results. |
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1 | 5 | = Using GENIE Inputs = |
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| 33 | One important note to remember is that the target specification is not the same as the GENIE target fractions. You must give the target explicitly. e.g. 1 carbon and 2 hydrogen for CH2 would be given as |
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30 | | $ PrepareGENIE -i ghep_events.root -f input-flux.root,spectrum -t CH |
| 35 | $ PrepareGENIE -i ghep_events.root -f input-flux.root,spectrum -t 1000060120,1000010010,1000010010 |
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| 38 | The PrepareGENIE app also needs write access to save the input flux and event rate predictions into the GHep event files themselves. |
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39 | | = [ page being built ] = |
40 | | This page aims to outline how to use GENIE to create a sample of interactions on your favourite target. We'll also outline how to feed this generated sample through the NUISANCE framework and get good results. |