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I have a huge root file i.e hist-sample.root in which there are thousands of histogrms. I was using to command to search a specific histogram. It was something like gDirectory->("Ptbb"). Something is missing in this command. Any one can please suggest.
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I have a huge root file i.e hist-sample.root in which there are thousands of histogrms. I was using to command to search a specific histogram. It was something like gDirectory->("Ptbb"). Something is missing in this command. Any one can please suggest.
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This question seems to be about the ROOT scientific software toolkit and not about LaTeX, therefore it is off-topic for this site.
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I have a huge root file i.e hist-sample.root in which there are thousands of histogrms. I was using to command to search a specific histogram. It was something like gDirectory->("Ptbb"). Something is missing in this command. Any one can please suggest.
root
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HiggsHiggs
425
I have a huge root file i.e hist-sample.root in which there are thousands of histogrms. I was using to command to search a specific histogram. It was something like gDirectory->("Ptbb"). Something is missing in this command. Any one can please suggest.
root
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HiggsHiggs
425
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HiggsHiggs
425
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HiggsHiggs
425
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This question seems to be about the ROOT scientific software toolkit and not about LaTeX, therefore it is off-topic for this site.
– Marijn
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This question seems to be about the ROOT scientific software toolkit and not about LaTeX, therefore it is off-topic for this site.
– Marijn
1 min ago
This question seems to be about the ROOT scientific software toolkit and not about LaTeX, therefore it is off-topic for this site.
– Marijn
1 min ago
This question seems to be about the ROOT scientific software toolkit and not about LaTeX, therefore it is off-topic for this site.
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There is a forum for root questions:
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This question seems to be about the ROOT scientific software toolkit and not about LaTeX, therefore it is off-topic for this site.
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