ClusterTagging
Link to source: ClusterTagging
Plugin Description
Plugin to tag if clusters contribute to the main or alternative s1/s2 in an event, or successfully reconstructed as s0/s1/s2 peaks.
Technical Details
depends_on = ('microphysics_summary', 'photon_summary', 'peak_basics', 'event_basics')
provides = ('tagged_clusters',)
data_kind = interactions_in_roi
__version__ = 0.0.5
Provided Columns
tagged_clusters
Field Name |
Data Type |
Comment |
|---|---|---|
in_main_s1 |
bool |
Cluster in the main S1 of an event |
in_main_s2 |
bool |
Cluster in the main S2 of an event |
in_alt_s1 |
bool |
Cluster in the alternative S1 of an event |
in_alt_s2 |
bool |
Cluster in the alternative S2 of an event |
photons_in_main_s1 |
int32 |
Number of photons in the main S1 |
photons_in_main_s2 |
int32 |
Number of photons in the main S2 |
photons_in_alt_s1 |
int32 |
Number of photons in the alternative S1 |
photons_in_alt_s2 |
int32 |
Number of photons in the alternative S2 |
has_s1 |
bool |
Cluster results in an S1 |
s1_tight_coincidence |
int32 |
S1 Channel within tight range of mean |
time |
int64 |
Start time since unix epoch [ns] |
endtime |
int64 |
Exclusive end time since unix epoch [ns] |
Config Options
Option |
default |
track |
Help |
|---|---|---|---|
photon_finding_window |
200 |
True |
Time window [ns] that defines whether a photon is in a peak. Peaks’ start and end times are extended by this window to find photons in them. |