Analyses¶
FLAF is shared by three analyses. The common pipeline is documented here; each analysis adds
its own physics — extra submodules, observables, signals and (for the HH analyses) statistical
inference — documented in that analysis's own docs/.
| Analysis | Channel | Adds on top of FLAF | Docs |
|---|---|---|---|
| HH→bb̄ττ | HH → bb̄ττ | SVfit (ClassicSVfit, SVfitTF), HHKinFit2, HHbtag, DeepTau; resonant + non-resonant signals; StatInference. |
github.com/cms-flaf/HH_bbtautau → docs/ |
| HH→bb̄WW | HH → bb̄WW | DeepHME mass reconstruction; b-tag-shape caching (AnalysisCacheTask); StatInference. |
github.com/cms-flaf/HH_bbWW → docs/ |
| H→μμ | H → μμ | Single-Higgs; the simplest setup (just FLAF + Corrections); no statistical-inference submodule. |
github.com/cms-flaf/H_mumu → docs/ |
What is common vs analysis-specific¶
- Common (here, in FLAF): the task graph, the configuration system, the environment, storage, eras and CI. The full-workflow walkthrough applies to every analysis.
- Analysis-specific (in each repo's
docs/): the extra physics submodules and how to set them up, the analysis's signals and processes, its observables and any analysis-only steps, and — for HH→bb̄ττ and HH→bb̄WW — the statistical-inference configuration.
HH→bb̄ττ — the reference analysis¶
The most feature-complete analysis: SVfit and HHKinFit2 mass reconstruction, the HHbtag b-jet
identifier, DeepTau-based τ identification (select the version with
--customisations deepTauVersion=2p5), and resonant + non-resonant signal models. Used throughout
these docs as the worked example.
HH→bb̄WW¶
Uses DeepHME for mass reconstruction instead of SVfit. Its pipeline inserts a b-tag-shape caching
step (AnalysisCacheTask/AnalysisCacheAggregationTask) before histogramming — see the caveat in
the walkthrough and
Task reference.
H→μμ¶
A single-Higgs analysis with the leanest submodule set (no StatInference/inference). Its CI
runs over all Run 3 eras (H_mumu_eras: ALL), and its CI process names are lower-case
(custom_CI_signal, …) — see Processes & models.