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[PWGHF] Implement TPC pid for light nuclei based on Bethe-Bloch parametrization in HF track skimming task #14729
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thanks @vkucera! I fixed your comments now, please take a look. |
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| float itsPidNsigma = -999.f; |
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its is not a quantity, Pid is redundant, Nsigma is not a word.
| float itsPidNsigma = -999.f; | |
| float nSigmaIts = -999.f; |
| /// \param lightnuclei Species selector: 0=Deuteron, 1=Triton, 2=Helium3. | ||
| /// \return TPC nσ for the chosen nucleus hypothesis (or -999 if not applicable). | ||
| template <typename TrackType> | ||
| float getTPCnSigmaBB(const TrackType& track, ChannelsNucleiQA lightnuclei) |
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Follow naming conventions.
@fgrosa, the BB parametrization is validated with two diffrent analysis of LF