feat(source): import EventCalc-SHiP LLP decay records - #95
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds an EventCalc-SHiP reader and Phlex source plugin. It parses decay records, creates SHiP particles and event headers, adds tests and event-count tooling, and provides simulation workflows and documentation. ChangesEventCalc-SHiP integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The parser can silently drop particle data when input rows contain incomplete daughter groups, so merge should wait for that correctness issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted; documentation and test follow-ups also remain. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant EventCalcDat
participant Reader
participant EventCalcSource
participant SHiPSimulation
EventCalcDat->>Reader: load and parse decay records
Reader->>EventCalcSource: provide selected DecayEvent
EventCalcSource->>EventCalcSource: create particles and EventHeader
EventCalcSource->>SHiPSimulation: publish particles and event metadata
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The first commit needs dropping, as it's not the same as the one merged as part of #94 |
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Would be nice if the stacks feature would allow automatically rebasing stack PRs if the base PR was modified, right now I don't really see yet what changed relevant to manual stacking. |
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I'm still learning how those work, let me see if I can just rebase. |
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Rebased onto main and dropped the stale first commit — the PR is now a single commit touching only EventCalc files. On the stacks question: they re-pointed the base and kept the PR linkage, but not much beyond that here. #94 was squash-merged, so main got a new commit with a different SHA and the descendant had no ancestor to fast-forward from — Also added a Version section to docs/eventcalc.md pinning EventCalc-SHiP commit 6283f62, along with the format assumptions the parser relies on: the record carries no version marker, so an upstream column change would surface as wrong values rather than an error. tests/data/eventcalc_sample.dat pins those assumptions. |
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You can expect a review tomorrow. |
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In `@pixi.toml`:
- Around line 80-82: Update the README task list to include
count_eventcalc_events and correct the pixi run test description to reflect that
eventcalc_reader is registered by CMakeLists.txt rather than being a no-op.
In `@src/eventcalc_reader.hpp`:
- Around line 176-203: Update the row validation in the parser before
constructing DecayEvent so the number of columns after kMotherColumns is
divisible by kDaughterColumns. Throw an error for rows with a partial daughter
group instead of silently ignoring trailing values; retain the existing
minimum-column check and complete-group parsing behavior.
In `@src/eventcalc_source.cpp`:
- Around line 66-71: Update the vertex and timing calculation in the surrounding
event-processing method so event.vertex is first converted to millimetres,
flight_time is computed from that unshifted position, and offset_ is applied
only when constructing the stored vertex. Keep the offset out of the flight_time
input while preserving the existing offset behavior for the particle vertex.
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Fixed the flight-time offset — the path is now measured from the target before the geometry offset is applied. Real bug: harmless at offset 0, silently wrong for any non-zero offset. Updated the README task list: added count_eventcalc_events and dropped the "no-op until tests are added" note on Skipping the strict column-count check in the parser. EventCalc pads short rows to a common width and the group loop already stops before an incomplete group; throwing would abort a whole run over one malformed line, where skipping the partial tail degrades more gracefully for a format with no schema. |
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While coderabbit is great at briefly summarising what the PR does in practice, it would be nice to have a sentence of motivation or context in the PR description to understand the problem the PR aims to address. |
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Review after lunch, before the software meeting. |
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| if (values[i + 5] < detail::kPaddingSentinel) break; |
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Doesn't this reject all particles with PDG codes ≤-999? E.g. anti-protons but also many other valid particles thinkable.
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| if (skip_neutrinos_ && is_neutrino(d.pdg)) continue; |
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We should check how this behaves. I'm not sure what happens if we give Geant4 an empty particles vector.
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This should probably be below the Title (l23)
| The absolute normalisation follows from the first line of the input, | ||
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| $$N_\text{events} = N_\text{LLP} \times \epsilon_\text{polar} \times \epsilon_\text{azimuthal} \times \mathrm{Br}_\text{visible} \times \langle P_\text{decay} \rangle$$ |
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I'd remove the codeblock here, so that the LaTeX renders correctly.
| geometry: lib.geomodel_geometry { | ||
| sensitive_volumes: [ | ||
| '/SHiP/upstream_tagger/coarse_tile', // 0 UBT big tiles | ||
| '/SHiP/decay_volume/sbt/sensors', // 1 SBT liquid scintillator | ||
| '/SHiP/trackers/straw_gas', // 2 straw gas | ||
| '/SHiP/calorimeter/ecal/', // 3 ECAL | ||
| 'TimDetBar', // 4 timing detector | ||
| '/SHiP/upstream_tagger/fine_tile', // 5 UBT small tiles | ||
| '/SHiP/calorimeter/hcal/', // 6 HCAL | ||
| '/SHiP/calorimeter/wide_pvt', // 7 calorimeter PVT | ||
| '/SHiP/calorimeter/thin_ps', // 8 calorimeter plastic scint | ||
| ], | ||
| }, |
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This isn't indented correctly.
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Thanks — the sentinel one was a real bug. |
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71-76: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPin the partial-tail behavior in the fixture.
src/eventcalc_reader.hpp:154-221ignores a final daughter group when fewer than six columns remain. These assertions cover-999padding, but they do not directly verify that contract. Add a fixture row with a partial final group and assert that the event remains present, the partial group is ignored, and its weight is included insummed_decay_probability().🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/eventcalc.md`:
- Around line 111-115: Use the exact serialized EventCalc decay-probability
column name consistently throughout the documentation: update the Weights
section to match the P_decay name used in the Format section, including the
referenced lines, without changing unrelated column descriptions.
- Around line 37-38: Update the EventCalc source guidance in the documentation
to avoid recommending an unpinned divergent mirror: either specify a supported
ShipSoft/EventCalc commit, or state that only the tested EventCalc-SHiP commit
6283f62 is supported. Apply the same clarification to the additional source
reference.
- Around line 72-81: The event-count guidance in the eventcalc workflow must
account for first_event: instruct split jobs to request no more than
total_events minus first_event, or their assigned chunk size, instead of always
using the total file count. Update the surrounding documentation and command
example while preserving the existing count_eventcalc_events and phlex flow.
In `@tests/test_eventcalc_reader.cpp`:
- Around line 73-85: Guard the daughter PDG assertions in the test before
indexing into the vectors: verify the corresponding daughter count for event 0
and event 2 is sufficient, then access the PDG only when valid. Update the
checks around reader.at(0).daughters[2] and reader.at(2).daughters[1] while
preserving the existing failure reporting.
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In `@tests/test_eventcalc_reader.cpp`:
- Around line 71-76: Extend the event-reader fixture with a row containing a
partial final daughter group, then add assertions that the corresponding event
remains present, the incomplete group is omitted from its daughters, and the
group’s weight contributes to summed_decay_probability(). Keep the existing
padding assertions and use the fixture’s established event/weight symbols and
reader access patterns.
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| SHiP mirrors the generator at [ShipSoft/EventCalc](https://github.com/ShipSoft/EventCalc); | ||
| prefer that if the two diverge. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the documented input source pinned to the tested commit.
Lines 30-35 state that format drift can silently produce incorrect values. These lines then recommend ShipSoft/EventCalc if it diverges from the tested EventCalc-SHiP@6283f62. Pin a supported mirror commit too, or state that only the tested repository and commit are supported.
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In `@docs/eventcalc.md` around lines 37 - 38, Update the EventCalc source guidance
in the documentation to avoid recommending an unpinned divergent mirror: either
specify a supported ShipSoft/EventCalc commit, or state that only the tested
EventCalc-SHiP commit 6283f62 is supported. Apply the same clarification to the
additional source reference.
| The driver's event count must match the number of decays in the file, so the | ||
| count is read out first — the same pattern `file_source` uses (see | ||
| [count_entries.py](../scripts/count_entries.py)): | ||
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| n=$(pixi run count_eventcalc_events HNL_1.000e+00_1.000e-01_data.dat) | ||
| pixi run phlex -c <(jsonnet --ext-str events="$n" \ | ||
| --ext-str infile=HNL_1.000e+00_1.000e-01_data.dat \ | ||
| --ext-str simout=eventcalc_sim.root --ext-str histo=eventcalc_val.root \ | ||
| workflows/eventcalc_st.jsonnet) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the event-count rule for first_event.
The command uses the total file count as events. When first_event > 0, the source has fewer remaining rows, so the documented count can exceed the available input and trigger the error described in lines 95-96. State that each split job must request no more than total_events - first_event, or its assigned chunk size.
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In `@docs/eventcalc.md` around lines 72 - 81, The event-count guidance in the
eventcalc workflow must account for first_event: instruct split jobs to request
no more than total_events minus first_event, or their assigned chunk size,
instead of always using the total file count. Update the surrounding
documentation and command example while preserving the existing
count_eventcalc_events and phlex flow.
| Each row is one decay: ten columns for the LLP — | ||
| `px py pz E m PDG P_decay x_decay y_decay z_decay` — followed by groups of six | ||
| per decay product, `px py pz E m PDG`. Channels of different multiplicity are | ||
| stacked into one file, so short rows are padded with groups of | ||
| `0. 0. 0. 0. 0. -999.`. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use one exact name for the decay-probability column.
The Format section uses P_decay, but the Weights section uses P_decay,LLP. Use the exact serialized EventCalc column name consistently in both sections.
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In `@docs/eventcalc.md` around lines 111 - 115, Use the exact serialized EventCalc
decay-probability column name consistently throughout the documentation: update
the Weights section to match the P_decay name used in the Format section,
including the referenced lines, without changing unrelated column descriptions.
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Guarded the indexed daughter access in the test — a shortened list would have been UB rather than a reported failure. Also added a fixture row whose final group is incomplete, asserting the event survives, the partial group is dropped, and its weight still counts. That makes the skip-the-tail behaviour tested rather than merely asserted, which is the counterpart to declining the strict column-count check.On the EventCalc mirror: I would rather leave the wording as is. The parser was developed against 6283f62 and prefers the ShipSoft mirror, that's correct. Pinning a mirror commit in prose would go stale, and the mirror exists precisely so we (the collaboration) control the version. |
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