\START    RGSEARCH_RCP
\SIZE        187        79
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
!    Name:       RGSEARCH.RCP
!    Package:
!    Library:
!    Purpose:  To find best conventional cuts!
!    Version
!    Created:    27-APR-1995   Harrison B. Prosper, Chip Stewart
!    Updated:    1995-96       Pushpa Bhat, Harrison Prosper
!    Updated:    1997	       Susan K. Blessing  Allow use of
!     absolute value, upper and lower limits on cuts.    
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
!   List only the variables to be used in the search. If, however,
!   a variable is prefixed with a * then that variable is NOT used
!   but is simply written out to the output ntuple.  The * must be
!   first if there is more than one prefix.
!
!   An '@' prefix indicates that the value is to be used to weight
!   the event in the sum of signal and background.
!
!   To use the absolute value of a variable, use a | as a prefix.
!   To make the cut a lower limit (default), use a > as a prefix.
!   To make the cut an upper limit, use a < as a prefix.
!   More than one prefix may be used (e.g. |> -- I wouldn't recommend
!   <>!)
!
!   To impose a minimum lower limit or a maximum upper limit, put a
!   number after the cut name.
!
!   To impose a fixed cut, use the > or < prefix with an = sign.
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
 \ARRAY PATTERNS_INPUTS
  	'ETB1' 
	'ETB2'
	'MJJ'
!	'HT3'
!	'DRJ1J2'
 \END
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
!   NTUPLE IDs for INPUT and OUTPUT ntuples
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
 CUT_NTUPLE_ID      2              ! ID of Ntuple containing cuts
 INP_NTUPLE_ID      2              ! ID of INPUT NTUPLE(s)
 OUT_NTUPLE_ID      1               ! ID of OUTPUT NTUPLE
 REPORT             500             ! Report every REPORT cuts
 INCLUDE_MOMENTS    FALSE           ! Include average and sigma of quantities
                                    ! in output ntuple.
!------------------------------------------------------------------------------
!   NTUPLE CONTAINING CUTS
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
 \ARRAY CUT_NTUPLE
   'wh120.rwn'
 \END
!------------------------------------------------------------------------------
!   NTUPLES TO BE PROCESSED
!   Format: FILE  LABEL NPATTERN CATEGORY  (WEIGHT)
!   FILE  lists the input row-wise ntuples
!   LABEL is used in the output ntuple name
!   NPATTERN  is the maximum number of events to be used from the file.
!         NPAT=0 will use all the events in the file.
!   CATEGORY is the string BKG for background and SIG for anti-background
!   (WEIGHT) is an optional parameter giving each file a characteristic
!         event weight.
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
 \ARRAY INP_NTUPLE
    'wh120.rwn     S   0 SIG'
    'wbb.rwn     B   0 BKG'
 \END
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
!   OUTPUT NTUPLE CONTAINING RESULTS OF SEARCH
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
\ARRAY OUT_NTUPLE
    'rgs.rwn'
\END
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
! OPTIMAL BOUNDARY PARAMETERS
! The optimal boundary search is done in bins of background events
! maximizing the signal in each bin. The values of the ntuple variables
! for the optimal boundary are put into an another ntuple.
! Setting OPTIMIZE_ID to 0 will suppress the creation of this ntuple.
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
OPTIMIZE_ID          0      !Id of ntuple containing optimal boundary
OPTIMIZE_BINS      100      !Number of background bins
OPTIMIZE_MAX_BKG    100.0   !Maximum background range
OPTIMIZE_SIGMAS     2.0     !width of optimal boundary in sigmas
\STOP    !   RGSEARCH_RCP