Hi, I’m relatively new at using ntuples, so forgive me in advance if this has been discussed already (I really tried searching for the answer).
Here’s the situation:
- I have a bunch of histograms (TProfile and TH1D). I noticed that it is easier to massage the data when it’s stored in an ntuple. So I was wondering if there’s another way to fill an ntuple from a histogram or two, besides looping over them and using GetBinContent().
2)About the actual data massage - say I filled the ntuple somehow and now have one looking like TNtuple(“blah”,“blah”,“px:py:pz”)
I am able to draw any function of the constituents, say Draw(“cos(py/pz):px”). Now Say I like what I see and I want to fit a range of this function [cos(py/pz):px] to a straight line or something. Is it possible to do something like ntuple->Fit(“cos(py/pz):px”…) or do I have to fill a new histogram and fit that? If not - what’s the traditional way to handle this?
- Is it possible to plot (or fit) a function of a histogram say log(h), where h is a histogram of some kind?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Mike.