Cut-based Analysis of Searching tH with SS Lepton Pair

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K-factors for signal was NOT updated in my code: 
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Fixed bug with cutFlow in the selection code
List of samples where the fake-lepton algo is by-passed: 
updated
Sample statistics used: 
all that we have in Strasbourg
 Is the overtraining problem settled? Answer at the end of the talk 
TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hct-NEW2
TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hut-NEW2
tHToWW-Kappa-hct
tHToWW-Kappa-hut
TTtoLHtoZZ-Kappa-hct-NEW2
TTtoLHtoZZ-Kappa-hut-NEW2
tHToZZ-Kappa-hct
tHToZZ-Kappa-hut
TTdilep_WToLNu_madspin
TTdilep_ZToLL_madspin
TTsemilep_WToLNu_madspin_1
TTsemilep_WToLNu_madspin_2
TTsemilep_ZToLL_madspin_1
TTsemilep_ZToLL_madspin_2
WZToLLLNu_madspin
THqToWW_t_4FS_had_madspin
THqToWW_t_4FS_lep_madspin
THqToZZ_t_4FS_had_madspin
THqToZZ_t_4FS_lep_madspin
Naïve question: is this by-pass a good idea ?
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Inclusive selection
Exclusive selection
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sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hct-NEW2
luminosity  = 100000
xsection    = 0.525927
weight      = 52592.7
0 initial         : 52592.7 pm 229.331
1 2 leptons       : 5389.7 pm 73.4146
2 cut on l pt     : 4660.88 pm 68.2706
3 Mll>12          : 4647.7 pm 68.174
4 same sign       : 4647.7 pm 68.174
5 Z veto          : 3682.46 pm 60.6833
6 =1 bjet 30 GeV  : 1507.47 pm 38.8261
7 1-3 jets        : 1076.93 pm 32.8166
Units : section [pb], lumi
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Charge misidentification switch off
sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hut-NEW2
luminosity  = 100000
xsection    = 0.525927
weight      = 52592.7
0 initial         : 52592.7 pm 229.331
1 2 leptons       : 5383.52 pm 73.3725
2 cut on l pt     : 4660.39 pm 68.267
3 Mll>12          : 4646.3 pm 68.1638
4 same sign       : 4646.3 pm 68.1638
5 Z veto          : 3677.16 pm 60.6396
6 =1 bjet 30 GeV  : 1587.99 pm 39.8496
7 1-3 jets        : 1110.74 pm 33.3277
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sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hct
luminosity  = 100000
xsection    = 0.143191
weight      = 14319.1
0 initial         : 14319.1 pm 119.663
1 2 leptons       : 1660.44 pm 40.7485
2 cut on l pt     : 1410.79 pm 37.5605
3 Mll>12          : 1406.06 pm 37.4975
4 same sign       : 1406.06 pm 37.4975
5 Z veto          : 1128.1 pm 33.5872
6 =1 bjet 30 GeV  : 538.188 pm 23.1989
7 1-3 jets        : 484.371 pm 22.0084
sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hut
luminosity  = 100000
xsection    = 0.963552
weight      = 96355.2
0 initial         : 96355.2 pm 310.411
1 2 leptons       : 7660.86 pm 87.5263
2 cut on l pt     : 6574.55 pm 81.0836
3 Mll>12          : 6552.96 pm 80.9504
4 same sign       : 6552.96 pm 80.9504
5 Z veto          : 5313.52 pm 72.8939
6 =1 bjet 30 GeV  : 2579.96 pm 50.7933
7 1-3 jets        : 2323.63 pm 48.2041
Units : section [pb], lumi
int
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Charge misidentification switch off
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sample name = TTsemilep_madspin1
luminosity  = 100000
xsection    = 147.644
weight      = 1.47644e+07
sample name = WWToLLNuNu
luminosity  = 100000
xsection    = 5.677
weight      = 567700
Units : section [pb], lumi
int
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Charge misidentification switch on
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Shimaa
Compatible
Why differences?
Float with single precision is used
in Shimaa’s analysis
My prescription:
Used double instead float for weight
Used TH1D instead TH1F for cutFlow
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Shimaa
Not Compatible
Eric has about 2 times more than Shimaa.
Investigation on going …
The 2 codes are then
comparable at this level
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More synchronization???
Change the selection code for comparison (ongoing)
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Updates made in the analysis of searching for tH with SS lepton pairs include fixing bugs, updating K-factors for signals, and bypassing fake-lepton algorithms. The inclusive and exclusive selection cut-flow charts provide insights into the analysis process, with benchmarks set for synchronization samples TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hut-NEW2 and TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hct-NEW2. The analysis addresses issues such as overtraining and the impact of various selection criteria on the sample statistics.

  • Cut-based analysis
  • Lepton pair
  • Signal updates
  • Synchronization benchmarks
  • Selection criteria

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  1. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Cut-based analysis 1

  2. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Updates K-factors for signal was NOT updated in my code: fixed Fixed bug with cutFlow in the selection code List of samples where the fake-lepton algo is by-passed: updated TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hct-NEW2 TTdilep_WToLNu_madspin THqToWW_t_4FS_had_madspin TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hut-NEW2 TTdilep_ZToLL_madspin THqToWW_t_4FS_lep_madspin tHToWW-Kappa-hct TTsemilep_WToLNu_madspin_1 THqToZZ_t_4FS_had_madspin tHToWW-Kappa-hut TTsemilep_WToLNu_madspin_2 THqToZZ_t_4FS_lep_madspin TTtoLHtoZZ-Kappa-hct-NEW2 TTsemilep_ZToLL_madspin_1 TTtoLHtoZZ-Kappa-hut-NEW2 TTsemilep_ZToLL_madspin_2 tHToZZ-Kappa-hct WZToLLLNu_madspin tHToZZ-Kappa-hut Na ve question: is this by-pass a good idea ? Sample statistics used: all that we have in Strasbourg Is the overtraining problem settled? Answer at the end of the talk 2

  3. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Cut-flow chart Inclusive selection Exclusive selection 3

  4. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Cut-flow chart 4

  5. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Inclusive selection significance 5

  6. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Synchronization tt - t 6

  7. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Synchronization Eric Shimaa 7

  8. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Benchmarks for synchronization sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hut-NEW2 sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hct-NEW2 luminosity = 100000 luminosity = 100000 xsection = 0.525927 xsection = 0.525927 weight = 52592.7 weight = 52592.7 0 initial : 52592.7 pm 229.331 0 initial : 52592.7 pm 229.331 1 2 leptons : 5383.52 pm 73.3725 1 2 leptons : 5389.7 pm 73.4146 2 cut on l pt : 4660.39 pm 68.267 2 cut on l pt : 4660.88 pm 68.2706 3 Mll>12 : 4646.3 pm 68.1638 3 Mll>12 : 4647.7 pm 68.174 4 same sign : 4646.3 pm 68.1638 4 same sign : 4647.7 pm 68.174 5 Z veto : 3677.16 pm 60.6396 5 Z veto : 3682.46 pm 60.6833 6 =1 bjet 30 GeV : 1587.99 pm 39.8496 6 =1 bjet 30 GeV : 1507.47 pm 38.8261 7 1-3 jets : 1110.74 pm 33.3277 7 1-3 jets : 1076.93 pm 32.8166 Units : section [pb], lumiint[pb-1] Charge misidentification switch off 8

  9. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Benchmarks for synchronization sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hut sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hct luminosity = 100000 luminosity = 100000 xsection = 0.963552 xsection = 0.143191 weight = 96355.2 weight = 14319.1 0 initial : 96355.2 pm 310.411 0 initial : 14319.1 pm 119.663 1 2 leptons : 7660.86 pm 87.5263 1 2 leptons : 1660.44 pm 40.7485 2 cut on l pt : 6574.55 pm 81.0836 2 cut on l pt : 1410.79 pm 37.5605 3 Mll>12 : 6552.96 pm 80.9504 3 Mll>12 : 1406.06 pm 37.4975 4 same sign : 6552.96 pm 80.9504 4 same sign : 1406.06 pm 37.4975 5 Z veto : 5313.52 pm 72.8939 5 Z veto : 1128.1 pm 33.5872 6 =1 bjet 30 GeV : 2579.96 pm 50.7933 6 =1 bjet 30 GeV : 538.188 pm 23.1989 7 1-3 jets : 2323.63 pm 48.2041 7 1-3 jets : 484.371 pm 22.0084 Units : section [pb], lumiint[pb-1] Charge misidentification switch off 9

  10. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Benchmarks for synchronization sample name = WWToLLNuNu sample name = TTsemilep_madspin1 luminosity = 100000 luminosity = 100000 xsection = 5.677 xsection = 147.644 weight = 567700 weight = 1.47644e+07 Units : section [pb], lumiint[pb-1] Charge misidentification switch on 10

  11. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Synchronization Shimaa sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hct-NEW2 0 initial : 52592.7 pm 229.331 sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hut-NEW2 0 initial : 52592.7 pm 229.331 sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hct 0 initial : 14319.1 pm 119.663 sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hut 0 initial : 96355.2 pm 310.411 Compatible Why differences? Float with single precision is used in Shimaa s analysis My prescription: Used double instead float for weight Used TH1D instead TH1F for cutFlow 11

  12. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Synchronization The 2 codes are then comparable at this level Shimaa sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hct-NEW2 5 Z veto : 3682.46 pm 60.6833 sample name = TTtoLHtoWW-Kappa-hut-NEW2 5 Z veto : 3677.16 pm 60.6396 sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hct 5 Z veto : 1128.1 pm 33.5872 sample name = tHToWW-Kappa-hut 5 Z veto : 5313.52 pm 72.8939 Not Compatible Eric has about 2 times more than Shimaa. Investigation on going 12

  13. Searching tH with SS lepton pair Synchronization More synchronization??? Change the selection code for comparison (ongoing) 13

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