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more correct pt definition in writing out ntuples #388
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Thank you for this PR, @YonsiG. The changes seem good. I have left some proposals for further clean-up relevant to your changes.
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Thank you for the update, @YonsiG! Approving and merging.
The original writing out ntuples is not a good estimation of the object pt, and we would prefer to use the pLS pt for pT3 and pT5 objects. Use pt from innerRadius to calculate the T5 pt in the output definition, instead of calculating from inner T3 and outer T3 "beta"s. This slide shows that, in the reco tracks that are matched to true track, the new pt have a smaller difference to the sim_pt compared to master.
On the other hand, there is still room to improve. We see that in the pT5, average over pLS pt and T5 inner radius pt has better resolution than only using pLS pt. We want to also test this on pT3. Then we realize that the radius of T3s aer not defined in the algorithm until we build a T5, which is not optimal and cannot be taken out as the T3 pt. This would come in a later PR to move the T3 radius calculation earlier, so that the output pt of pT3 can change accordingly.