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When projecting to an axis of a multi-dimensional histogram, the flow bins are always included.
This may be desired by default but it would be nice to be able to discard the flow bins.
For example, one might want to make a cut on one axis:
h_new=h_old[10j:50j, :, :, :]
and then check how the other variables look like after the cut:
h_new.project("axis_2")
This is going to be the same as h_old.project("axis_2") since flow is always included.
What I am suggesting is:
h_new.project("axis_2", flow=False)
which would show what happens to axis_2 after the cut on axis_0.
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When projecting to an axis of a multi-dimensional histogram, the flow bins are always included.
This may be desired by default but it would be nice to be able to discard the flow bins.
For example, one might want to make a cut on one axis:
and then check how the other variables look like after the cut:
This is going to be the same as
h_old.project("axis_2")
since flow is always included.What I am suggesting is:
which would show what happens to
axis_2
after the cut onaxis_0
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: