chainDump Namespace Reference

Functions
def	get_parser ()
def	open_root_file (file_path)
def	load_histograms (root_file, hist_paths)
def	get_counts (hist, rowLabel='Output')
def	get_2D_counts (hist)
def	make_counts_json_dict (in_counts, ref_counts)
def	parse_name_dict (name_dict_as_list)
def	get_text_name (hist_name, name_dict)
def	count_diff (count_in, count_ref, total_in, total_ref, thr_frac, thr_num)
def	compare_ref (json_dict, thr_frac, thr_num)
def	print_counts (json_dict)
def	format_txt_count (count)
def	write_txt_output (json_dict, diff_only=False, printHeader=False)
def	make_light_dict (full_dict, includeL1Counts)
def	main ()

Variables
	total_events_key
	column_width
	name_width

Function Documentation

compare_ref()

def chainDump.compare_ref	(		json_dict,
			thr_frac,
			thr_num
	)

Definition at line 228 of file chainDump.py.

def compare_ref(json_dict, thr_frac, thr_num):
    results = []
    in_total = json_dict[total_events_key]['count']
    ref_total = json_dict[total_events_key]['ref_count']
    for text_name in sorted(json_dict):
        if text_name == total_events_key:
            continue
        diff_val = []  # different counts in input and reference
        missing_ref = []  # input count exists but reference is n/a
        missing_val = []  # input count is n/a but reference exists
        for item_name, item_counts in json_dict[text_name]['counts'].items():
            v = item_counts['count']
            ref_v = item_counts['ref_count']
            if v == 'n/a':
                missing_val.append([item_name, v, ref_v])
                item_counts['ref_diff'] = True
            elif ref_v == 'n/a':
                missing_ref.append([item_name, v, ref_v])
                item_counts['ref_diff'] = True
            elif count_diff(v, ref_v, in_total, ref_total, thr_frac, thr_num):
                diff_val.append([item_name, v, ref_v])
                item_counts['ref_diff'] = True
            else:
                item_counts['ref_diff'] = False
        good = True
        if len(diff_val) > 0:
            good = False
            dump = '\n'.join(
                ['  {e[0]:{nw}s} {e[1]:>{w}d} {e[2]:>{w}d}'.format(
                    e=element, nw=name_width, w=column_width) for element in diff_val])
            logging.info('%s has %d item(s) out of tolerance:\n%s',
                         text_name, len(diff_val), dump)
        if (len(missing_ref)) > 0:
            good = False
            dump = '\n'.join(['  {e[0]:s}'.format(e=element) for element in missing_ref])
            logging.info('%s has %d item(s) missing in the reference:\n%s',
                         text_name, len(missing_ref), dump)
        if (len(missing_val)) > 0:
            good = False
            dump = '\n'.join(['  {e[0]:s}'.format(e=element) for element in missing_val])
            logging.info('%s has %d item(s) missing with respect to the reference:\n%s',
                         text_name, len(missing_val), dump)
        if good:
            logging.info('%s is matching the reference', text_name)
            results.append(0)
        else:
            results.append(1)
    return max(results)
 
 

count_diff()

def chainDump.count_diff	(		count_in,
			count_ref,
			total_in,
			total_ref,
			thr_frac,
			thr_num
	)

Definition at line 217 of file chainDump.py.

def count_diff(count_in, count_ref, total_in, total_ref, thr_frac, thr_num):
    # normalise input counts to total events in reference
    count_in_norm = (count_in / float(total_in)) * total_ref
    frac = count_in_norm / float(count_ref) if count_ref != 0 else None
 
    num_diff = abs(count_in_norm - count_ref) > thr_num
    frac_diff = abs(frac - 1.0) > thr_frac if frac else True
 
    return num_diff and frac_diff
 
 

format_txt_count()

def chainDump.format_txt_count

(

count

)

Definition at line 304 of file chainDump.py.

def format_txt_count(count):
    if type(count) is int:
        return '{val:>{w}d}'.format(val=count, w=column_width)
    elif type(count) is not str:
        logging.error('Unexpected count type %s', type(count))
        count = 'ERROR'
    if count == 'n/a':
        count = '-'
    return '{val:>{w}s}'.format(val=count, w=column_width)
 
 

get_2D_counts()

def chainDump.get_2D_counts

(

hist

)

Extract {xlabel_ylabel, value} dictionary from a histogram. Values are stored as integers.

Definition at line 160 of file chainDump.py.

def get_2D_counts(hist):
    '''
    Extract {xlabel_ylabel, value} dictionary from a histogram. Values are stored as integers.
    '''
    nbinsx = hist.GetNbinsX()
    nbinsy = hist.GetNbinsY()
    counts = {}
    for x in range(1, nbinsx+1):
        label = hist.GetXaxis().GetBinLabel(x)
        if not label:
            logging.debug('Bin %d in histogram %s has no label, skipping', x, hist.GetName())
            continue
 
        for y in range(3, nbinsy):
            rowName = hist.GetYaxis().GetBinLabel(y)
            # Get only steps and skip the base rows
            if rowName in ['Input','AfterPS','Output','Express']:
                continue
            name = label + '_' + rowName
            name = name.replace(' ', '')
            value = hist.GetBinContent(x, y)
            counts[name] = int(value)
 
    return counts
 

get_counts()

def chainDump.get_counts	(		hist,
			rowLabel = 'Output'
	)

Extract {xlabel, value} dictionary from a histogram. Values are stored as integers.
If histogram is 2D, the y-bin labelled rowLabel is used to extract the value.

Definition at line 134 of file chainDump.py.

def get_counts(hist, rowLabel='Output'):
    '''
    Extract {xlabel, value} dictionary from a histogram. Values are stored as integers.
    If histogram is 2D, the y-bin labelled rowLabel is used to extract the value.
    '''
 
    nbinsx = hist.GetNbinsX()
    nbinsy = hist.GetNbinsY()
    outputRow = None  # Default to last row if 'Output' not found
    for bin in range(1, nbinsy):
        if hist.GetYaxis().GetBinLabel(bin) == rowLabel:
            outputRow = bin
            break
 
    counts = {}
    for b in range(1, nbinsx+1):
        label = hist.GetXaxis().GetBinLabel(b)
        if not label:
            logging.debug('Bin %d in histogram %s has no label, skipping', b, hist.GetName())
            continue
 
        value = hist.GetBinContent(b) if hist.GetDimension() == 1 else hist.GetBinContent(b, outputRow or nbinsy)
        counts[label] = int(value)
 
    return counts
 

get_parser()

def chainDump.get_parser

(

)

Definition at line 24 of file chainDump.py.

def get_parser():
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(usage='%(prog)s [options]',
                                     description=__doc__)
    parser.add_argument('-f', '--inputFile',
                        metavar='PATH',
                        default='expert-monitoring.root',
                        help='Name of input root file')
    parser.add_argument('-r', '--referenceFile',
                        metavar='PATH',
                        help='Name of reference root file')
    parser.add_argument('-v', '--verbose',
                        action='store_true',
                        help='Increase output verbosity')
    parser.add_argument('-p', '--printOnly',
                        action='store_true',
                        default=False,
                        help='Print counts instead of saving to file')
    parser.add_argument('-d', '--diffOnly',
                        action='store_true',
                        default=False,
                        help='Only store out of tolerance results (does not change JSON)')
    parser.add_argument('--json',
                        metavar='PATH',
                        nargs='?',
                        const='chainDump.json',
                        help='Save outputs also to a json file with the given name or %(const)s if no name is given')
    parser.add_argument('--yaml',
                        metavar='PATH',
                        nargs='?',
                        const='chainDump.yml',
                        help='Produce a small yaml file including condensed counts information for test file only '
                             '(no ref) with the given name or %(const)s if no name is given')
    parser.add_argument('--yamlL1',
                        action='store_true',
                        help='Include the L1 count information to the yaml file')
    parser.add_argument('--fracTolerance',
                        metavar='FRAC',
                        type=float,
                        default=0.001,
                        help='Tolerance as a fraction, default = %(default)s. '
                             'Flagged diffs must exceed all tolerances')
    parser.add_argument('--intTolerance',
                        metavar='NUM',
                        type=int,
                        default=2,
                        help='Tolerance as a number of counts, default = %(default)s. '
                             'Flagged diffs must exceed all tolerances')
    parser.add_argument('--countHists',
                        metavar='HISTS',
                        nargs='+',
                        default=[
                            'HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/SignatureAcceptance',
                            'HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/../TrigSignatureMoni/SignatureAcceptance',
                            'HLTFramework/../HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/SignatureAcceptance',
                            'TrigSteer_HLT/ChainAcceptance',
                            'TrigSteer_HLT/NumberOfActiveTEs',
                            'HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/DecisionCount',
                            'CTPSimulation/L1ItemsAV',
                            'L1/CTPSimulation/output/tavById'],
                        help='Histograms to use for counts dump. All existing '
                             'histograms from the list are used, default = %(default)s')
    parser.add_argument('--totalHists',
                        metavar='HISTS',
                        nargs='+',
                        default=[
                            'TrigSteer_HLT/NInitialRoIsPerEvent',
                            'HLTFramework/HLTSeeding/RoIs_eEM/count'],
                        help='Histograms to use for total events. First existing '
                             'histogram from the list is used, default = %(default)s')
    parser.add_argument('--histDict',
                        metavar='DICT',
                        nargs='+',
                        default=[
                            'HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/SignatureAcceptance:HLTChain',
                            'HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/../TrigSignatureMoni/SignatureAcceptance:HLTExpress',
                            'HLTFramework/../HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/SignatureAcceptance:HLTStep',
                            'TrigSteer_HLT/ChainAcceptance:HLTChain',
                            'TrigSteer_HLT/NumberOfActiveTEs:HLTTE',
                            'HLTFramework/TrigSignatureMoni/DecisionCount:HLTDecision',
                            'CTPSimulation/L1ItemsAV:L1AV',
                            'L1/CTPSimulation/output/tavById:L1AV'],
                        help='Dictionary defining names of output text files for each '
                             'histogram, default = %(default)s')
    parser.add_argument('--printHeader',
                        action='store_true',
                        default=False,
                        help='Add title of columns to the output txt (just for readability)')
    return parser
 
 

get_text_name()

def chainDump.get_text_name	(		hist_name,
			name_dict
	)

Definition at line 210 of file chainDump.py.

def get_text_name(hist_name, name_dict):
    if hist_name in name_dict:
        return name_dict[hist_name]
    else:
        return hist_name.replace('/', '_')
 
 

load_histograms()

def chainDump.load_histograms	(		root_file,
			hist_paths
	)

Definition at line 122 of file chainDump.py.

def load_histograms(root_file, hist_paths):
    hist_dict = {}
    for hist_path in hist_paths:
        h = root_file.Get(hist_path)
        if not isinstance(h, ROOT.TH1):
            logging.debug('Cannot open histogram %s, skipping', hist_path)
            continue
        logging.debug('Loaded histogram %s', hist_path)
        hist_dict[hist_path] = h
    return hist_dict
 
 

main()

def chainDump.main

(

)

Definition at line 387 of file chainDump.py.

def main():
    args = get_parser().parse_args()
    logging.basicConfig(stream=sys.stdout,
                        format='%(levelname)-8s %(message)s',
                        level=logging.DEBUG if args.verbose else logging.INFO)
 
    name_dict = parse_name_dict(args.histDict)
 
    
 
    in_file = open_root_file(args.inputFile)
    if not in_file:
        logging.error('Failed to open input file %s', args.inputFile)
        return 1
    logging.debug('Opened input file %s', args.inputFile)
 
    if args.referenceFile:
        ref_file = open_root_file(args.referenceFile)
        if not ref_file:
            logging.error('Failed to open input file %s', args.referenceFile)
            return 1
        logging.debug('Opened input file %s', args.referenceFile)
 
    
 
    in_hists = load_histograms(in_file, args.countHists)
    if len(in_hists) == 0:
        logging.error('No count histograms could be loaded.')
        return 1
    logging.info('Loaded count histograms: %s', sorted(in_hists))
 
    in_total_hists = load_histograms(in_file, args.totalHists)
    if len(in_total_hists) == 0:
        logging.error('No total-events histogram could be loaded')
        return 1
    items = list(in_total_hists.items())
    in_total = items[0][1].GetEntries()
    logging.info('Loaded total-events histogram %s, number of events: %d',
                 items[0][0], in_total)
 
    ref_hists = None
    ref_total_hists = None
    ref_total = None
    if args.referenceFile:
        ref_hists = load_histograms(ref_file, args.countHists)
        logging.info('Loaded reference count histograms: %s', sorted(ref_hists))
        missing_refs = [k for k in in_hists if k not in ref_hists]
        if len(missing_refs) > 0:
            logging.error('Count histogram(s) %s missing in the reference', missing_refs)
            return 1
        ref_total_hists = load_histograms(ref_file, args.totalHists)
        if len(ref_total_hists) == 0:
            logging.error('No total-events reference histogram could be loaded')
            return 1
        ref_total = list(ref_total_hists.values())[0].GetEntries()
        logging.info('Loaded total-events reference histogram %s, number of events: %d',
                     list(ref_total_hists.keys())[0], ref_total)
 
    
 
    json_dict = {
        total_events_key: {
            'hist_name': list(in_total_hists.keys())[0],
            'count': int(in_total),
            'ref_count': int(ref_total) if ref_total else 'n/a'
        }
    }
 
    for hist_name, hist in in_hists.items():
        text_name = get_text_name(hist_name, name_dict)
        if text_name in json_dict:
            logging.error(
                'Name "%s" assigned to more than one histogram, ', text_name,
                'results would be overwritten. Use --countHists and ',
                '--histDict options to avoid duplicates. Exiting.')
 
        rowLabel = 'Express' if 'Express' in text_name else 'Output'
        counts = get_2D_counts(hist) if text_name in ['HLTStep', 'HLTDecision'] else get_counts(hist, rowLabel)
        ref_counts = {}
        if ref_hists:
            ref_hist = ref_hists[hist_name]
            ref_counts = get_2D_counts(ref_hist) if text_name in ['HLTStep', 'HLTDecision'] else get_counts(ref_hist, rowLabel)
        d = make_counts_json_dict(counts, ref_counts)
 
        json_dict[text_name] = {
            'hist_name': hist_name,
            'counts': d
        }
 
    
 
    retcode = 0
    if args.referenceFile:
        logging.info('Comparing counts to reference')
        retcode = compare_ref(json_dict, args.fracTolerance, args.intTolerance)
 
    if args.printOnly and not args.diffOnly:
        logging.info('Printing counts instead of dumping to files because of --printOnly option')
        print_counts(json_dict)
 
    if not args.printOnly:
        write_txt_output(json_dict, args.diffOnly, args.printHeader)
 
    if args.json:
        logging.info('Writing results to %s', args.json)
        with open(args.json, 'w') as outfile:
            json.dump(json_dict, outfile, sort_keys=True)
 
    if args.yaml:
        logging.info('Writing results extract to %s', args.yaml)
        light_dict = make_light_dict(json_dict, includeL1Counts = args.yamlL1)
        with open(args.yaml, 'w') as outfile:
            yaml.dump(light_dict, outfile, sort_keys=True)
 
    return retcode
 
 

make_counts_json_dict()

def chainDump.make_counts_json_dict	(		in_counts,
			ref_counts
	)

Definition at line 185 of file chainDump.py.

def make_counts_json_dict(in_counts, ref_counts):
    counts = {}
    all_keys = set(in_counts)
    all_keys.update(ref_counts)
    for k in sorted(all_keys):
        v = in_counts[k] if k in in_counts else 'n/a'
        ref_v = ref_counts[k] if k in ref_counts else 'n/a'
        counts[k] = {
            'count': v,
            'ref_count': ref_v,
            'ref_diff': 'n/a'  # Filled in compare_ref
        }
    return counts
 
 

make_light_dict()

def chainDump.make_light_dict	(		full_dict,
			includeL1Counts
	)

Definition at line 353 of file chainDump.py.

def make_light_dict(full_dict, includeL1Counts):
    # 3 nested dictionaries of int
    light_dict = defaultdict(lambda: defaultdict(lambda: defaultdict(int)))
 
    def extract_steps(in_name, out_name):
        for name,c in full_dict[in_name]['counts'].items():
            if c['count']==0:
                continue
            chain_name, chain_step = name.split('_Step')
            light_dict[chain_name][out_name][int(chain_step)] = c['count']
        
        # Change step dictionary to consecutive list of steps
        for chain_name in light_dict:
            steps = light_dict[chain_name][out_name]
            light_dict[chain_name][out_name] = {i:steps[k] for i,k in enumerate(sorted(steps))}
 
    extract_steps('HLTStep', 'stepCounts')
    extract_steps('HLTDecision', 'stepFeatures')
 
    # Add total chain count and skip total / groups / streams
    for chain_name,c in full_dict['HLTChain']['counts'].items():
        light_dict[chain_name]['eventCount'] = c['count']
        
        if any(chain_name.startswith(s) for s in ['All', 'grp_', 'str_']):
            del light_dict[chain_name]
 
    if includeL1Counts and 'L1AV' in full_dict:
        light_dict.update(
            {name:{"eventCount": counts["count"]} for name,counts in full_dict["L1AV"]["counts"].items()}
        )
 
    return light_dict
 
 

open_root_file()

def chainDump.open_root_file

(

file_path

)

Definition at line 114 of file chainDump.py.

def open_root_file(file_path):
    f = ROOT.TFile(file_path)
    if f.IsOpen() and not f.IsZombie():
        return f
    else:
        return None
 
 

parse_name_dict()

def chainDump.parse_name_dict

(

name_dict_as_list

)

Definition at line 200 of file chainDump.py.

def parse_name_dict(name_dict_as_list):
    name_dict = {}
    for kv in name_dict_as_list:
        kv_split = kv.split(':')
        if len(kv_split) < 2:
            continue
        name_dict[kv_split[0]] = kv_split[1]
    return name_dict
 
 

print_counts()

def chainDump.print_counts

(

json_dict

)

Definition at line 278 of file chainDump.py.

def print_counts(json_dict):
    for text_name in json_dict:
        if text_name == total_events_key:
            logging.info('%s: %d', text_name, json_dict[text_name]['count'])
            continue
        hist_name = json_dict[text_name]['hist_name']
        counts = json_dict[text_name]['counts']
        no_ref = True
        for item_counts in counts.values():
            if item_counts['ref_count'] != 'n/a':
                no_ref = False
                break
        dump_lines = []
        for item_name, item_counts in counts.items():
            v = item_counts['count']
            line = '  {name:{nw}s} {val:>{w}s}'.format(name=item_name, val=str(v), nw=name_width, w=column_width)
            if not no_ref:
                ref_v = item_counts['ref_count']
                diff = item_counts['ref_diff']
                line += ' {val:>{w}s}'.format(val=str(ref_v), w=column_width)
                if diff:
                    line += ' <<<<<<<<<<'
            dump_lines.append(line)
        logging.info('Writing %s counts from histogram %s:\n%s', text_name, hist_name, '\n'.join(dump_lines))
 
 

write_txt_output()

def chainDump.write_txt_output	(		json_dict,
			diff_only = False,
			printHeader = False
	)

Definition at line 315 of file chainDump.py.

def write_txt_output(json_dict, diff_only=False, printHeader=False):
    for text_name in sorted(json_dict):
        if text_name == total_events_key:
            logging.info('Writing total event count to file %s.txt', text_name)
            with open('{:s}.txt'.format(text_name), 'w') as outfile:
                outfile.write('{:d}\n'.format(json_dict[text_name]['count']))
            continue
        hist_name = json_dict[text_name]['hist_name']
        logging.info('Writing counts from histogram %s to file %s.txt', hist_name, text_name)
        counts = json_dict[text_name]['counts']
        no_ref = True
        for item_counts in counts.values():
            if item_counts['ref_count'] != 'n/a':
                no_ref = False
                break
        with open('{:s}.txt'.format(text_name), 'w') as outfile:
            if printHeader:
                line = '{name:{nw}s}'.format(name='chain', nw=name_width)
                if not no_ref:
                    line += '{name:{cw}s}'.format(name='test', cw=column_width) + 'ref \n'
                else:
                    line += 'test \n'
                outfile.write(line)
            for item_name, item_counts in counts.items():
                v = item_counts['count']
                line = '{name:{nw}s} '.format(name=item_name, nw=name_width) + format_txt_count(v)
                if not no_ref:
                    ref_v = item_counts['ref_count']
                    diff = item_counts['ref_diff']
                    line += ' ' + format_txt_count(ref_v)
                    if diff:
                        line += ' <<<<<<<<<<'
                    elif diff_only:
                        line = None
                if line:
                    outfile.write(line+'\n')
 
 

Variable Documentation

column_width

chainDump.column_width

Definition at line 17 of file chainDump.py.

name_width

chainDump.name_width

Definition at line 18 of file chainDump.py.

total_events_key

chainDump.total_events_key

Definition at line 16 of file chainDump.py.