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Add support for 'super' data-types and implement 2024 for pp

Adam Morris requested to merge super-data-types into main

Closes #85 (closed)

The logic is all implemented in apply_stage_3

While looping over data-types:

  • Check if the data-type is in the available ones
    • If it is, proceed as normal
    • If not, check for sub-data-types

Sub-data-types are defined in lumi.get_sub_data_types. Currently it understands "2024", "Run1", "Run2", "Run3". It looks in the dict LUMI_SPLIT to find data-types that exist in data for a given collision-type.

Back in apply_stage_3, the list of sub-data-types is filtered for ones supported by the Sim version.

If num-events is weighted by luminosity, this is done per-"super"-data-type, e.g. specifying the data-types ["2022", "2023", "2024"] in the same entry under samples will result in the same set of data-types but a different number of events per request compared to specifying "Run3". The resulting number of events per request is also rounded to the nearest 1000 (or up to 1000 if below).

TODOs
  • Weight num-events by luminosity
  • Add real lumi numbers to LUMI_SPLIT in lumi.py
  • Add tests
Edited by Adam Morris

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