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This MR is a follow up of !14565, to add missing unprescaled triggers for formats using trigger skimming.
In addition, the trigger skimming and thinning strategy of SUSY3 was revised, dropping the wildcard that was capturing tons of single-lepton triggers that were not primary physics triggers.
A few tau performance triggers were added for trigger efficiency measurement.
This more aggressive thinning&skimming strategy leads to huge savings, 35% smaller DAOD for data!
For SUSY5, a simple cleanup was made, following the modifications made in !14162 (prescaled trigger moved to SUSY17, no longer used in SUSY5).


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Keisuke Yoshihara authored 6 years ago and Emmanuel Le Guirriec committed 6 years ago

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Adding all available single-jet triggers for di-jet backgrounds; fixing 'EXOT5Kernel' typo; restoring truth jets; updating VrtSecInclusive containers for R21


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Since this is now required for MC I added it.


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See above


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Matthew Henry Klein authored 6 years ago and Emmanuel Le Guirriec committed 6 years ago

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When the `UseGlobalLeptonTriggerSF` is enabled, use the trigger scale
factor from the TrigGlobalEfficiencyCorrectionTool tool in the
calculation of the "lepton SF".

Also, store the old trigger scale factors in the flat n-tuple output,
using the prefix `weight_oldTriggerSF_*`, replacing
`weight_indiv_SF_*_Trigger*`.


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Instead of having a flag for the application of baseline isolation,
the flag is discarded and presence of a config value will mean
that baseline isolation is applied.


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Attila Krasznahorkay authored 6 years ago and Attila Krasznahorkay committed 6 years ago

This variable was left in the code seemingly by mistake, when the algorithm
was created in the first place. (Apple's Clang was warning about it not being
used anywhere in the code...)


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Attila Krasznahorkay authored 6 years ago and Attila Krasznahorkay committed 6 years ago

The function was added to simplify chaining analysis algorithm sequences together
in an analysis job.


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Attila Krasznahorkay authored 6 years ago and Attila Krasznahorkay committed 6 years ago

It turned out that the implementation I had before was not functional with Athena's
AthSequencer class.


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Add event selection tools based on TrigGlobalEfficiencyCorrectionTool:
* Add a GTRIGDEC selector that is like TRIGDEC but gets the list of
  relevant triggers for the current event from
  TrigGlobalEfficiencyCorrectionTool.
* Add a GTRIGMATCH selector that is similar to TRIGMATCH but delegates
  the decision to TrigGlobalEfficiencyCorrectionTool, taking trigger
  plateaus into account and supporting multi-lepton triggers.

Minor changes:
* When global triggers are used, always call trigger-matching tool, even
  if trigger-matching flags are present in the derivation.
* Move the parsing of "global trigger strings" from TopTriggerCPTools to
  TopConfig.
* Use concrete TrigGlobalEfficiencyCorrectionTool's functionality to
  distinguish electron and muon trigger names.
* Refactor some pairs of long code blocks handling "loose" and "tight"
  leptons separately into single blocks.


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The condition of checking for existence of truth-related containers
(needed to identify data overlay MC samples as simulation)
was crashing, because sometimes it would try to compare the string
content against a NoneType variable.
Now, the variable type is checked beforehand to avoid crashes.

In addition, HION3.py is modified to add some triggers that were
used in 2017 5 TeV pp data-taking.


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This allows the baseline leptons and photons to also have isolation
requirements.


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With the release of new isolation WPs, not all SFs are available yet for electron
muon, or trigger.  This change allows the new isolation WPs to be studied, while
falling back to a different isolation WP for the scale factor determination, while
printing a warning. This is just meant for expert use.


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