I am wondering why my two vectors m1 and m2 are different in the following two cases
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,oSNR_cut,“goff”);
double* m2=t1->GetV1();
double* m1=t1->GetV2();
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,wave_cuts,“goff”);
double* m2=t1->GetV1();
double* m1=t1->GetV2();
-----some code
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,oSNR_cut,“goff”);
double* m2=t1->GetV1();
double* m1=t1->GetV2();
I was wondering shouldn’t in case (2) the second draw overwrite the first draw and will reproduce case (1). Please help me understand.
regards,
Vaibhav
actually its this line which is causing problem
t1->SetEstimate(t1->GetEntries(wave_cuts))
To reiterate
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,oSNR_cut,“goff”);
and
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,wave_cuts,“goff”);
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,oSNR_cut,“goff”);
produce the same result for (1) and (2)
but
t1->SetEstimate(t1->GetEntries(wave_cuts))
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,oSNR_cut,“goff”);
and
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,wave_cuts,“goff”);
t1->Draw(“mass[0]:mass[1]:factor”,oSNR_cut,“goff”);
(1) and (2) do not produce the same results
pcanal
July 25, 2013, 7:23pm
3
Hi,
See void TTree::SetEstimate(Long64_t n /* = 1000000 */)
{
// Set number of entries to estimate variable limits.
// If n is -1, the estimate is set to be the current maximum
// for the tree (i.e. GetEntries() + 1)
// If n is less than -1, the behavior is undefined.
Setting to only GetEntries() pose some boundary issues.
Philippe.