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iguana_ex_python_00_run_functions.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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"""!
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@begin_doc_example{python}
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@file iguana_ex_python_00_run_functions.py
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@brief Python version of `iguana_ex_cpp_00_run_functions.cc` (for more details, see this `.cc` file)
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@note You may need to run this example using `stdbuf -o0` (preceding your command) if the output appears to be jumbled
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@end_doc_example
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@doxygen_off
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"""
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import
pyiguana
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import
sys
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import
math
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# include the header files that you need
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pyiguana.include(
'hipo4/reader.h'
,
'iguana/algorithms/AlgorithmSequence.h'
)
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# then import the bound namespaces (must be after including the headers)
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from
cppyy.gbl
import
hipo, iguana
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# from here the syntax is analogous to the C++ example
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# parse arguments
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inFile = sys.argv[1]
if
len(sys.argv)>1
else
'data.hipo'
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numEvents = int(sys.argv[2])
if
len(sys.argv)>2
else
3
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# read input file
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reader = hipo.reader(inFile)
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# set list of banks to be read
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banks = reader.getBanks([
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"RUN::config"
,
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"REC::Particle"
,
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"REC::Calorimeter"
,
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"REC::Track"
,
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"REC::Scintillator"
])
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# iguana algorithm sequence
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# NOTE: the order that they are added to the sequence here will be the same order in which they will be run
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seq =
iguana.AlgorithmSequence
(
'pyiguana'
)
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seq.Add(
'clas12::EventBuilderFilter'
)
# filter by Event Builder PID (a filter algorithm)
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seq.Add(
'clas12::SectorFinder'
)
# get the sector for each particle (a creator algorithm)
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seq.Add(
'clas12::rga::MomentumCorrection'
)
# momentum corrections (a transformer algorithm)
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# seq.PrintSequence()
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# configure algorithms with a custom YAML file
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# - in practice, specify the path(s) to your preferred configuration file(s); see documentation
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# on 'How to Configure Algorithms' for details, and alternative methods for algorithm configuration
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# - in this example, the file is from the source-code path `./config/examples/`, which was copied to
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# the installation subdirectory `etc/iguana/`, within the default configuration-file search path
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seq.SetConfigFileForEachAlgorithm(
"examples/config_for_examples.yaml"
)
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# alternatively: use this configuration for the algorithm that needs it
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# seq.Get("clas12::EventBuilderFilter").SetConfigFile("examples/config_for_examples.yaml")
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# start the algorithms
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seq.Start(banks)
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# get bank index, for each bank we want to use after Iguana algorithms run
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# NOTE: new banks from creator algorithms are initialized by `Start`
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b_config =
iguana.tools.GetBankIndex
(banks,
'RUN::config'
)
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b_particle =
iguana.tools.GetBankIndex
(banks,
'REC::Particle'
)
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b_sector = seq.GetCreatedBankIndex(banks,
"clas12::SectorFinder"
)
# newly created bank; string parameter is algorithm name, not bank name
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# run the algorithm sequence on each event
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iEvent = 0
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while(reader.next(banks)
and
(numEvents==0
or
iEvent < numEvents)):
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iEvent += 1
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# print the event number
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# NOTE: we use 'flush=True' in Python `print` calls here, otherwise these `print`
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# calls will be out-of-order with respect to C++ printouts coming from, e.g.,
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# Iguana and `hipo::bank::show()` (they use different buffers)
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print(f
'===== EVENT {banks[b_config].getInt("event", 0)} ====='
, flush=
True
)
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# print the particle bank before Iguana algorithms
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print(
'----- BEFORE IGUANA -----'
, flush=
True
)
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banks[b_particle].show()
# the original particle bank
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# run the sequence of Iguana algorithms
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seq.Run(banks)
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# print the banks after Iguana algorithms
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print(
'----- AFTER IGUANA -----'
, flush=
True
)
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banks[b_particle].show()
# the filtered particle bank, with corrected momenta
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banks[b_sector].show()
# the new sector bank
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# print a table; first the header
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print(
'----- Analysis Particles -----'
, flush=
True
)
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print(f
' {"row == pindex":<20} {"PDG":<20} {"|p|":<20} {"sector":<20}'
, flush=
True
)
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# then print a row for each particle
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# - use the `banks[b_particle].getRowList()` method to loop over the bank rows that PASS the filter; note
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# that it needs to be converted via `list()` in order to be iterated
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# - if you'd rather loop over ALL bank rows, iterate from `i=0` up to `i < banks[b_particle].getRows()` instead
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for
row
in
list(banks[b_particle].getRowList()):
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p = math.hypot(
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banks[b_particle].getFloat(
'px'
, row),
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banks[b_particle].getFloat(
'py'
, row),
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banks[b_particle].getFloat(
'pz'
, row))
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pdg = banks[b_particle].getInt(
'pid'
, row)
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sector = banks[b_sector].getInt(
'sector'
, row)
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print(f
' {row:<20} {pdg:<20} {p:<20.3f} {sector:<20}'
, flush=
True
)
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print(flush=
True
)
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# stop algorithms
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seq.Stop()
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"""!@doxygen_on"""
iguana::AlgorithmSequence
Algorithm: An algorithm that can run a sequence of algorithms
Definition
AlgorithmSequence.h:46
iguana::tools::GetBankIndex
hipo::banklist::size_type GetBankIndex(hipo::banklist &banks, std::string const &bank_name, unsigned int const &variant=0) noexcept(false)
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