ConfigureEMCALRecoUtils.C File Reference

Configuration of AliEMCALRecoUtils. More...

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void	ConfigureEMCALRecoUtils (AliEMCALRecoUtils *reco, Bool_t bMC=kFALSE, Bool_t bExotic=kTRUE, Bool_t bNonLin=kFALSE, Bool_t bRecalE=kTRUE, Bool_t bBad=kTRUE, Bool_t bRecalT=kTRUE, Int_t debug=-1)

Detailed Description

Configuration of AliEMCALRecoUtils.

Example of configuration of AliEMCALRecoUtils. Called in different analysis configuration macros. This class is used to calibrate/correct/accept EMCal clusters.

Author

: Gustavo Conesa Balbastre Gusta.nosp@m.vo.C.nosp@m.onesa.nosp@m..Bal.nosp@m.bastr.nosp@m.e@ce.nosp@m.rn.ch, (LPSC-CNRS)

Definition in file ConfigureEMCALRecoUtils.C.

Function Documentation

void ConfigureEMCALRecoUtils	(	AliEMCALRecoUtils *	reco,
		Bool_t	bMC = kFALSE,
		Bool_t	bExotic = kTRUE,
		Bool_t	bNonLin = kFALSE,
		Bool_t	bRecalE = kTRUE,
		Bool_t	bBad = kTRUE,
		Bool_t	bRecalT = kTRUE,
		Int_t	debug = -1
	)

Main method

The input parameters:

Parameters

reco	pointer to object to initialize in this macro.
bMC	Bool, indicates if data is MC.
bExotic	Bool, indicates if exotic clusters are removed.
bNonLin	Bool, indicates if non linearity correction is applied on clusters.
bRecalE	Bool, indicates if energy recalibration is applied.
bBad	Bool, indicates if bad channels/clusters are removed.
bRecalT	Bool, indicates if time is calibrated.
debug	int debug level, print info on settings in the macro

Definition at line 36 of file ConfigureEMCALRecoUtils.C.

Referenced by AddTaskEMCALPi0Calibration(), and ConfigureCaloUtils().