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Muon EF Data Quality M. Primavera - I.N.F.N. Lecce on behalf of Muon EF working group Atlas Data Quality Workshop CERN, April 23- 25, 2007 Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Preliminary considerations and first ideas on how to perform Muon EF DQM/DQA presented in Zeuthen in TDAQ Data Quality Workshop: Online Offline: using physics signal, comparing trigger/reconstruction For the moment efforts are focused on Online DQM/DQA Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Since the Zeuthen Wshop until now: Monitoring experience collected during last technical run (March 19-23 ) First approaches with DQMF Studies performed in offline with Data/SW validation tools of the muon slice to produce a preliminary list of histograms/parameters to be monitored for DQ + checks to be performed on them Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› LVL1 LVL2 (muFast) LVL2 ID LVL2 (muComb) Muon EF Seeding Algs Moore Algs Hypo Alg TrigMoore MuIdStandAlone Algs Hypo Alg MuIdCombined Algs Offline ID Cern -April 24, 2007 Hypo Alg Atlas Data Quality Workshop FEX algorithms: Moore Algs (rec. MS) MuIdStandalone Algs (muon extrap. to the inter. Region) MuIdCombined Algs (track comb. with ID) ( Trigger/TrigAlgorithms/TrigMoore +”Moore”+”MuId”) HYPO algorithms: MooreHypo MuIdStandaloneHypo MuIdCombinedHypo (Trigger/TrigHypothesis/TrigMuonHyp o/TrigMooreHypo) Cut variables: pt M. Primavera ‹#› Existing Monitoring: TrigMooreHisto Monitored: muons in MS rec. by FEX Moore ( Trigger/TrigAlgorithms/TrigMoore) Variables monitored: # of muon candidates pt,1/pt,a0,phi,cottheta,(x,y,z) eta,phi of LVL2 muon ROI Histogramming based on THistSvc Other histograms now added in private version: e.g. # hit/track per tecnology,etc… Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› However, we are now starting to migrate to the common framework for HLT monitoring (https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Atlas/TriggerValidationHistograms) in the next days with a “pilot “version of muon EF monitoring Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Muon EF Monitoring in March Technical run (D. Scannicchio) SW release: Used 12.0.5-HLT with some patches Sample: ~6000 events: mixed physics processes LVL1 pre-selected with low thres. (di-jets,Ws,Zs,etc.) Trigger menus: MU06 for LVL1, mu6 signature in HLT, EF finds track in MS e.g. muon_slice_run2346-withSFO.root/Gathered-PTs/EXPERT/TrigMoore Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› A new ATLOG entry has been submitted: Author : Diana and Alina System : TDAQ Type : Information Status : closed System Affected : TDAQ | Monitoring TDAQ_Logbook : Technical Runs TDAQ_Component : Integration TDAQ_Case : Combined Logbook URL First use of online DQMF for Muon EF: Basic check histograms are filled? : http://pcatdsrv01.cern.ch:8100/ATLAS/754 ================================= More histograms checking have been added to the DataQuality Monitoring utility. These are 3 histograms produced by TrigMoore algorithm running in EF. For now they are checked with a very simple algorithm that verifies if the histograms are filled or not. To be replaced with more sophisticated analysis when Diana will find out more about this. Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Muon EF DQM/DQA FEX Algorithm: variables to test quality of the seeded reconstruction, acceptance and rejection Wrt LVL2 or previous step, compare some variables (if available in the sequence step) with LVL2 or previous step Hypo Algorithm: cut variables on which take rejection/acceptance decision, acceptance and rejection Significant histograms and plots shown here are produced by Muon EF offline validation code (assuming a good calibration real detector/MC…) However, to be ready to flag real data by using meaningful checks : As much as possible realistic data samples should be used (e.g. pt distribution of muons from the Tech. run sample looks very strange for muon ….), including pile-up and cavern background effects For the moment, exercises done with monochromatic single muons, muons from decays (dominating the EF rate at low threshold) and top, but not complete, since there are other histograms/checks identified not yet studied, here discussed (in grey) Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Samples used single muons: 6 GeV and 17 GeV muons from (single particle decays,properly weighted), official production: http://gridui02.usatlas.bnl.gov:25880/server/pandamon/query/?mode=taskquery&qDSInput=%25slice%25& qsubmit=QuerySubmit https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Atlas/MuonsFromPiK top: mc11.004100.T1_McAtNLO_top.AANT.v11000201 All processed with release 12.0.6 No final decision on granularity (barrel,Ecs, …) for proposed histos/checks, but all studies performed by looking to the different regions Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› seeded (by LVL2 ROI) reconstruction in MS (Moore in EF) Track quality (fit 2/n.d.f.) Top events <pt> = 35 GeV < > = 0.92 Muons from <pt> = 8 GeV Checks: monitor <> and r.m.s. Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop < > = 0.91 M. Primavera ‹#› seeded (by LVL2 ROI) reconstruction in MS (Moore in EF) Track 2 probability Checks: compare distribution with reference histos Top events Final track normalized (divided by errors) residuals distribution per tecnology good sensitivity to calibration and alignment Checks: if gaussian, fit results with < > / compatible with 0/1 Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› seeded (by LVL2 ROI) reconstruction in MS (Moore in EF ) Track pt, , Top events Top events Top events Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› 17 GeV Muons, barrel 6 GeV Muons, all eta 17 GeV Muons, ECs 17 GeV Muons, all eta Checks: compare distributions with reference (in realistic conditions), all checks should be calibrated with real data Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› seeded (by LVL2 ROI) reconstruction in MS (Moore in EF ) Nhtec = Track number of hits per technology (MS) vs eta || < 2.4 Top ev. MDT hits < > =20.34 r.m.s.=6.5 Top ev. phi hits < > =5.7 r.m.s.=2.1 Muons from MDT hits < > =19.25 r.m.s.=5.6 Checks: stability in <> and r.m.s. of number of hits per tecnology in defined eta region Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› seeded (by LVL2 ROI) reconstruction in MS (Moore in EF ) Rhits= Nhtec/(total # of hits per tec. in ROI) conditions good sensitivity to background R = + / - all eta 17 GeV Muons, all eta - + R MOORE MuiCB 6 GeV 0.990.01 0.990.01 17 GeV 1.010.02 1.000.02 Top ev. 1.160.14 1.160.14 Checks: R stability within errors Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Track estrapolation to the interaction region (MuId Standalone in EF) monitor match parameters of MuId Standalone track with the closest ID track monitor parameterization for energy loss in the calorimeters (ptMuIdSA-ptMoore) wrt pt (pt,,) after estrapolation Cern -April 24, 2007 check as already described Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Combined reconstruction with ID (MuId Comb. in EF) Final track 2,(pt, , ) at interaction point R = + / - check as already described check as already described PCA (a0,z0) at the interaction region if prompt muons, distributions are also related to the luminous region dimensions Checks: monitor <> and 2 of gaussian fits of MuIdCB Z0 Top ev., ~ 5.4 cm z0 Cern -April 24, 2007 Top ev., ~ 50m a0 Atlas Data Quality Workshop a0 :distributions with non gaussian tails could require a fit with sum of 2 gaussians: the ratio of integrals of the two gaussian can be used to monitor the relative weight core/tails in distribution M. Primavera ‹#› TrigMOORE wrt LVL2 Comparison with LVL2 ROI (pt(?),,) Top ev., MuId comb pt vs pt LVL2 <> ~ -44 MeV ~ 318 MeV Top ev., MuId comb phi vs phi LVL2 <> ~ 0 ~ 0.3 mrad Checks: monitor <> , and 2 of the fit of the differences (e.g. MuId CB FEX var - LVL2) : same as page before for non gaussian tails track multiplicity per ROI Cern -April 24, 2007 sensitivity to background, ROI overlapping, etc. Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› “Muon EF Trigger monitoring” Acceptances (|| < 2.4) wrt LVL2 or wrt previous step Acceptance Muons from top (%) <pt> ~ 35 GeV 6 GeV single muons (%) 17 GeV single muons (%) MOORE wrt LVL2 96.8±0.5 95.9±0.1 96.1±0.2 MuidSA wrt LVL2 95.3±0.6 90.4±0.1 95.0±0.2 MuidCB wrt LVL2 93.8±0.7 89.0±0.1 93.3±0.2 MuidSA wrt MOORE 98.4±0.4 94.3±0.1 98.8±0.1 MuidCB wrt MuiSA 96.9±0.5 98.4±0.1 98.3±0.1 Checks: acceptance stability by checking counters Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Hypo algorithms For the moment implemented at the end of the muon EF sequence (MuIdCombined) and not applied in validation. Presently cut variable is pt only, thus for monitoring: histograms/parameters to be checked: pt spectrum before and after cut/acceptance (= accepted # / total # of triggers ) Total # of histos to be checked for Muon EF: reasonably < 50 (considering all sequence steps and , slices), maybe collecting experience the number of really meaningful histograms will decrease Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Plans (short term) Implementing histograms inside the code by using common monitoring tools for trigger continue studies on realistic data samples in order: • to individuate other meaningful variables for DQ • to evaluate reliability of the proposed checks • to understand sensitivity to different run conditions/data deteriorations Getting familiar with DQMF algorithms in the Workbench and online Plans (middle term) Start thinking to the implementation of a higher level Muon slice DQ in “quasi-online”/offline environments for deeper DQM/DQA Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› Backup slides Cern -April 24, 2007 Atlas Data Quality Workshop M. Primavera ‹#› New HLT Sequence: LVL2::muFast LVL2::muComb Hypo Test Cern -April 24, 2007 L2_muX EF_muX EF::TrigMoore EF:TrigMuidSA EF::TrigMuidCB Atlas Data Quality Workshop Hypo Test EF_muX EF::ID EF_muX M. Primavera ‹#›