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Here is a possible outline for this section:
- usage of the static AIDA defaultInstance
- explanations of basic types: clouds 1D/2D, histograms 1D/2D, tuples, etc.
- defining each type (e.g. bin sizes for histograms, etc.)
- filling each type
- creating plots from a sample Driver (use Analysis101 or some other template)
- plotting on new window
- adding plot to existing window
- changing axis label: text value, font, size, etc.
- changing axis range min/max
- changing to log scale
- overlaying plots
- changing filled/unfilled and colors for value bars, error bars
- modifying fields that show in statistics box
- saving and reloading plots using .aida filesdiscussion of various graphics formats (which is best for what purpose)
- importing into a Powerpoint presentation
- basic fitting (would keep this pretty simple)
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For plotting and fitting, org.lcsim provides an implementation of the Abstract Interfaces for Data Analysis AIDA.
AIDA objects is organized in Trees, which can have a directory structure like a file system.
This tutorial will assume that you are working in JAS3 and have either loaded an existing AIDA file or created objects in AIDA with the org.lcsim plugin.
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In order to display an item together with an already displayed item, select Overlay on Current Plot from the context menu
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Saving your work
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Saving your plots as image files
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JAS3 supports various graphics formats, for both bitmap and vector graphics.
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