Muon Analysis Unscripted Testing¶

Test 1: individual fit¶

• Go to Data Analysis tab. Expand the window if the function browser is too small (you can drag the bar underneath it to set relative sizes of the widgets).
• The loaded dataset should be pre-selected: “20918” in Runs and “long” ticked as the group.
• “Label” box and “Co-add/Simultaneous” radio buttons should be disabled
• Click and drag blue lines on graph, check start/end times are updated.
• Check the reverse - change start/end times and blue lines should be updated on graph.
• Set up the interface to look like this. Note the non-default values for f1.Omega and f1.Sigma:

• Fit the data. Graph should be updated.

Test 2: sequential fit¶

• With everything set up as in the picture above, click Fit/Sequential fit. (Runs should still be set to “20918”, a single run).
• Dialog should appear. In the runs box of the new dialog that appears, type “20918-20” and hit Start
• Sequential fit of runs 20918, 20919, 20920 should happen one after the other

Test 3: co-added fit¶

• Close the sequential dialog and return to the main interface.
• Now in the “Runs” box of MuonAnalysis’s Data Analysis tab, type “20918-20” and hit return.
• Stale errors should be cleared from the function browser.
• “Co-add/Simultaneous” radio buttons should be enabled with “Co-add” selected
• “Label” box should still be disabled
• In the drop-down, there should only be one workspace (EMU00020918-20; Pair; long; Asym; #1)
• Fit as before. Graph should be updated.

Test 4: simultaneous fit across runs¶

• With the same runs (20918-20) selected, select the “Simultaneous” radio button option.
• Drop-down list should have three workspaces in it now, for the three runs that will be fitted.
• Keep the same fit function, but use the “Global” checkboxes to mark A, Omega, Phi and Sigma as global.
• Fit the data. Note that plot will not be updated at present. (If you want to plot results, see the MuonSimulFit_Label workspace group)
• Use the << and >> buttons, or drop-down list, to see the fitted parameters for each run in the function browser.

Test 5: simultaneous fit across groups¶

• Type “20918” only in the “Runs” box
• Select both “fwd” and “bwd” as groups
• Keep fit function and global parameters as before
• Fit data. It should warn you that “Label” has already been used - say no to overwriting and it should automatically increment the label.

Test 6: sequential fit of simultaneous fits¶

• Keep the same setup as Test 5, i.e. Runs=”20918”, “fwd” and “bwd” selected as groups
• Click Fit/Sequential fit to launch the dialog
• If offered the choice, choose not to overwrite the label
• Dialog should appear. In this new dialog (not the interface underneath):
  • Runs = “20918-20”
  • Label = “Label2”
  • Hit “Start”
• This should fit the fwd and bwd groups simultaneously for each run 20918, 20919, 20920 in sequence.

Test 1: individual fits¶

• Top group box: select run_number and sample_temp as logs
• Centre group box: keep the default, which should be the Individual fits radio button with both individual fits selected
• Create the table with the default name ResultsTable.
• Table should have two rows, one for runs 20918-20 (co-added) and one for run 20918.
• Sample temp should be expressed correctly as a range “180 to 200” for co-added runs
• Should be one pair of columns for each parameter + error, plus a final column for “cost function value”

Test 2: Sequential fit (simple)¶

• Top group box: keep same logs as before
• Select the Sequential fits radio button in the centre group box, and “Label” in the drop-down, i.e. the first sequential fit you did. Keep all three runs included.
• Create the table - check that, if you don’t change the name, it warns you about overwriting.
• The table should have three rows, one for each run, with the correct sample log values (180, 190, 200).
• Again there should be one pair of columns for each parameter and error, and a cost function column at the end.

Test 3: Sequential fit of simultaneous fits¶

• Now select “Label2”, the sequential fit of simultaneous fits (from test 5 above), in the drop-down next to Sequential fits (see test 2).
• The top box should have extra log values for group and period - select group (as well as run_number)
• Keep all runs selected and create table
• There should be six rows in all, two per run (one for fwd, one for bwd).

Test 4: Simultaneous fits¶

• Select the “Simultaneous fits” radio button above the centre group box.
• Keep the first “Label” selected in the drop-down list.
• Create the table
• There should be one row per run
• For the global parameters (f1.A, f1.Omega, f1.Phi, f1.Sigma), note the error is non-zero for the first run and zero for the others as they were all fitted together.
• Try the second label (“Label#2”), which was the simultaneous fit across groups. Have the group log value selected (as well as run_number). There will be one row for each group.
• Try the third label (“MUSRlabel”), the fit across periods for MUSR data. Have the period log value selected.

Test 5: Multiple simultaneous fits¶

• Select the last radio button, “Multiple”, above the centre group box.
• Three simultaneous fit labels are listed: Label, Label#2, MUSRlabel.
• Note that they have different colours, because the number of datasets and fit models differ. You should not be able to create a table with all of these selected.
• Select just the first “Label”, log values run_number and sample_temp, and create the table.
• There should be columns for label, run number/sample temp (with correct ranges) and fit parameters.
• Non-global parameters should have a column for each dataset - so f0.f0.A0, f1.f0.A0, f2.f0.A0
• Global parameters should share a column - so just f1.A, f1.Omega etc.