LauChebychevPdf.cc

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// Copyright University of Warwick 2009 - 2013.
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
// (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)

// Authors:
// Thomas Latham
// John Back
// Paul Harrison

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 * Class based on RooFit/RooChebychev.                                       *
 * Original copyright given below.                                           *
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 *   WV, Wouter Verkerke, UC Santa Barbara, verkerke@slac.stanford.edu       *
 *   DK, David Kirkby,    UC Irvine,         dkirkby@uci.edu                 *
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#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

#include "TMath.h"
#include "TSystem.h"

#include "LauChebychevPdf.hh"

ClassImp(LauChebychevPdf)

LauChebychevPdf::LauChebychevPdf(const TString& theVarName, const std::vector<LauAbsRValue*>& params, Double_t minAbscissa, Double_t maxAbscissa) :
        LauAbsPdf(theVarName, params, minAbscissa, maxAbscissa),
        coeffs_(params.size(),0)
{
        // Constructor for the Chebychev Polynomial PDF.
        //
        // The parameters in params are the coefficients of the polynomial
        // (polynomial can be anything from 0 to 7 orders).
        // The last two arguments specify the range in which the PDF is defined, and the PDF
        // will be normalised w.r.t. these limits.

        if ( (this->nParameters() > 7) ) {
                std::cerr << "ERROR in LauChebychevPdf constructor: Too many coeffs - can only cope with order <=7 polynomial." << std::endl;
                gSystem->Exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
        }

        for ( UInt_t i(0); i < this->nParameters(); ++i ) {
                TString name = "c";
                name += i+1;
                coeffs_[i] = this->findParameter( name );
        }

        // Cache the normalisation factor
        this->calcNorm();
}

LauChebychevPdf::~LauChebychevPdf() 
{
        // Destructor
}

//inline static double p0(double ,double a) {  return a; }
inline static double p1(double t,double a,double b) {  return a*t+b; }
inline static double p2(double t,double a,double b,double c) {  return p1(t,p1(t,a,b),c); }
inline static double p3(double t,double a,double b,double c,double d) {  return p2(t,p1(t,a,b),c,d); }
//inline static double p4(double t,double a,double b,double c,double d,double e) {  return p3(t,p1(t,a,b),c,d,e); }

void LauChebychevPdf::calcLikelihoodInfo(const LauAbscissas& abscissas)
{
        // Check that the given abscissa is within the allowed range
        if (!this->checkRange(abscissas)) {
                gSystem->Exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
        }

        // Get our abscissa
        Double_t abscissa = abscissas[0];

        Double_t xmin = this->getMinAbscissa();
        Double_t xmax = this->getMaxAbscissa();
        Double_t x(-1.0+2.0*(abscissa-xmin)/(xmax-xmin));
        Double_t x2(x*x);
        Double_t sum(0) ;
        switch ( coeffs_.size() ) {
                case  7: sum += coeffs_[6]->value()*x*p3(x2,64,-112,56,-7);
                case  6: sum += coeffs_[5]->value()*p3(x2,32,-48,18,-1);
                case  5: sum += coeffs_[4]->value()*x*p2(x2,16,-20,5);
                case  4: sum += coeffs_[3]->value()*p2(x2,8,-8,1);
                case  3: sum += coeffs_[2]->value()*x*p1(x2,4,-3);
                case  2: sum += coeffs_[1]->value()*p1(x2,2,-1);
                case  1: sum += coeffs_[0]->value()*x;
                case  0: sum +=1;
        }

        this->setUnNormPDFVal( sum );

        // if the parameters are floating then we
        // need to recalculate the normalisation
        if (!this->cachePDF() && !this->withinNormCalc() && !this->withinGeneration()) {
                this->calcNorm();
        }
}

void LauChebychevPdf::calcNorm()
{
        Double_t xmin = this->getMinAbscissa();
        Double_t xmax = this->getMaxAbscissa();

        Double_t norm(0) ;
        switch( coeffs_.size() ) {
                case  7: case  6: norm += coeffs_[5]->value()*(-1 + 18./3. - 48./5. + 32./7.);
                case  5: case  4: norm += coeffs_[3]->value()*( 1 -  8./3. +  8./5.);
                case  3: case  2: norm += coeffs_[1]->value()*(-1 +  2./3.);
                case  1: case  0: norm += 1;
        }
        norm *= xmax-xmin;

        this->setNorm(norm);
}

void LauChebychevPdf::calcPDFHeight(const LauKinematics* /*kinematics*/)
{
        // TODO - this method can hopefully be improved
        // At present it scans through the range and then increases by a 20% safety factor
        // Maybe there's a better way?

        if (this->heightUpToDate()) {
                return;
        }

        // Calculate the PDF height
        LauAbscissas maxPoint(1);

        Double_t minAbs = this->getMinAbscissa();
        Double_t maxAbs = this->getMaxAbscissa();
        Double_t range = maxAbs - minAbs;
        Double_t maxHeight(0.0);

        // Just scan through the range
        for ( Double_t point = minAbs; point <= maxAbs; point += range/1000.0 ) {
                maxPoint[0] = point;
                this->calcLikelihoodInfo(maxPoint);
                Double_t heightAtPoint = this->getUnNormLikelihood();
                if ( heightAtPoint > maxHeight ) {
                        maxHeight = heightAtPoint;
                }
        }


        // Mutliply by 120% to be on the safe side
        maxHeight *= 1.2;

        this->setMaxHeight(maxHeight);
}