[PWGCF] Adding selection on V0 rapidity in cf correlation #12210
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I would suggest following linter recommendations specially the one regarding prefixing with std::
abs alone is an error
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Hi @victor-gonzalez ! Thanks for your comment, I implemented the suggestion from the linter regarding this PR. Let me know if there are further comments/suggestions |
| if (cfgDecayParticleMask != 0 && (cfgDecayParticleMask & (1u << static_cast<uint32_t>(track1.decay()))) == 0u) { | ||
| continue; // skip particles that do not match the decay mask | ||
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| if (cfgV0RapidityMax > 0 && std::abs(getV0Rapidity(track1)) > cfgV0RapidityMax) { |
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Hi @stefanopolitano, I think this line is buggy, because for unidentified types it returns -999, but your abs makes it always larger than your default cfgV0RapidityMax, which is 0.8 by default. This rejects all D0s, for example. Perhaps the default should be negative?
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Hi @jaelpark! Indeed, this cut was not ment for D0s since the rapidity cut is typically applied at the skimming/task level, but only for LF V0s. I can change the default value to avoid misunderstanding, although one can always set the configuration value to 0 to switch the selection off
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Thanks. I think we shouldn't let new users of the D0 code be confused why everything is rejected. Another option is to return two values (std::tuple<float, bool>) from getV0Rapidity to indicate with a bool whether the selection applies.
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This PR adds the possibility to select the rapidity range of V0s in the correlation function