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GSF throws warnings regularly with ODD #3738

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andiwand opened this issue Oct 16, 2024 · 2 comments
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GSF throws warnings regularly with ODD #3738

andiwand opened this issue Oct 16, 2024 · 2 comments

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@andiwand
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I see the following warning quite often with the GSF and the ODD:

Encountered 47 cases where x/X0 exceeds the range of the Bethe-Heitler-Approximation. The maximum x/X0 encountered was 2.0238. Enable DEBUG output for more information.

To avoid CI failures I had to reduce the number of events we run in test_examples with #3733.

@benjaminhuth mentioned that we may have to re-parametrize the energy loss polynom or to understand why we encounter such thick material in the ODD.

kodiakhq bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 18, 2024
This adds an option that should disable the warnings appearing in the GSF in a meaningful way...

Worksaround but does not solve #3738
@andiwand
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#3739 improves the situation by clamping X/X0 to the valid range of the approximation.

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  • investigate where and why we exceed the valid input range of the approximation
  • define a procedure to train/retrain the approximation
  • retrain the approximation for the ODD if necessary

@AJPfleger
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devmeeting: The problem is not ODD specific and can also be seen in ATHENA on the ITk.

Rosie-Hasan pushed a commit to Rosie-Hasan/acts that referenced this issue Nov 13, 2024
This adds an option that should disable the warnings appearing in the GSF in a meaningful way...

Worksaround but does not solve acts-project#3738
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