Update on theGoodness of Fit Toolkit.pptVIP

Update on theGoodness of Fit Toolkit B. Mascialino, A. Pfeiffer, M.G. Pia, A. Ribon, P. Viarengo Historical background… Some use cases Regression testing Throughout the software life-cycle Online DAQ Monitoring detector behaviour w.r.t. a reference Simulation validation Comparison with experimental data Reconstruction Comparison of reconstructed vs. expected distributions Physics analysis Comparisons of experimental distributions (ATLAS vs. CMS Higgs?) Comparison with theoretical distributions (data vs. Standard Model) Vision of the project Rigorous software process Software process guidelines Adopt a process the key to software quality... Unified Process, specifically tailored to the project practical guidance and tools from the RUP both rigorous and lightweight mapping onto ISO 15504 (and CMM) Incremental and iterative life-cycle 1st cycle: 2-sample GoF tests 1-sample GoF in preparation Architectural guidelines The project adopts a solid architectural approach to offer the functionality and the quality needed by the users to be maintainable over a large time scale to be extensible, to accommodate future evolutions of the requirements Component-based architecture to facilitate re-use and integration in diverse frameworks layer architecture pattern core component for statistical computation independent components for interface to user analysis environments Dependencies no dependence on any specific analysis tool can be used by any analysis tools, or together with any analysis tools offer various specific user layers for usage with AIDA, ROOT, etc. User Layer Simple user layer Shields the user from the complexity of the underlying algorithms and design Only deal with the user’s analysis objects and choice of comparison algorithm GoF algorithms (currently implemented) Algorithms for binned distributions Anderson-Darling test Chi-squared test Fisz-Cramer-von Mises test Tiku test (Cramer-von Mises test in chi-squared approximation) Algorithms fo