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  1. ---
  2. # This is an example samples.yaml file which is used to configure over which samples
  3. # NPA will run over. This is to configure the analysis itself so each run can consist
  4. # of only a subset of this samples
  5. #
  6. # All yaml config files in NPA are required to have 2 main nodes (which might change
  7. # with development).
  8. # - type:           This node espcify which type of config file it is and NPA check against it
  9. #                   whenever the file is read with a given purpose to ensure what kind of
  10. #                   structure the file should have. Internally the parser will check that the
  11. #                   structure of a given type is fulfiled and complain if no
  12. # - contentents:    This node is the content of the file itself
  13. type: samples
  14. contents:
  15.    # The contents of a sample file is a list (marked with the "-" at the begining of each
  16.     # element) with the information needed for each sample
  17.     - name: Z+jets
  18.       inputs_file: a_txt_file_with_all_files_inside.txt
  19.       inputs:
  20.          - If it is preferred
  21.           - All inputs
  22.           - Can be espcified
  23.           - in a list
  24.       norm_events: 1234         # This is the numbr of events used for nomalistation
  25.                                 # If not present the total number of events in the
  26.                                 # sample will be used
  27.       norm_factor: 123.4        # This is the normalisation factor (cross section)
  28.                                 # Avoid the cross section name since in some cases
  29.                                 # one might want to normalise in a different way
  30. # Thre is more information that can be included per sample but the information here is the
  31. # minimum needed for the analysis to work. Any extra information must be handled at
  32. # analysis level.
  33. # Is there any more meaninful information that is not included?
  34. ---
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