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Question: Suppose there is an original function (e.g. Gaussian), what is the form of the function after bin-by-bin side-band subtraction | Question: Suppose there is an original function (e.g. Gaussian), what is the form of the function after bin-by-bin side-band subtraction | ||
| − | Answer: Suppose the function is y=f(x). The side-band subtraction makes a new function:[[File:formula.gif]] | + | Answer: Suppose the function is y=f(x). The side-band subtraction makes a new function: |
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| + | [[File:formula.gif]] | ||
===Test of the formula=== | ===Test of the formula=== | ||
| + | 10M events of Gaussian distribution were generated for a histograms: | ||
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| + | [[File:standard_gaussian_fit.png]] | ||
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| + | side-band subtracted and plot together with the function: | ||
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| + | [[File:side_band_subtracted_standard_gaussian_fit.png]] | ||
==reference== | ==reference== | ||
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Form of side-band subtraction histograms
Question: Suppose there is an original function (e.g. Gaussian), what is the form of the function after bin-by-bin side-band subtraction
Answer: Suppose the function is y=f(x). The side-band subtraction makes a new function:
Test of the formula
10M events of Gaussian distribution were generated for a histograms:
side-band subtracted and plot together with the function:
