Constraints on widths of gaussians for mH different from 125 #16
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fixed bug in run_sequence
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Dear all,
this PR introduces the possibility to use the result of the initial fit at mH 125 to constrain the initial fits at different masses.
The constraint is set on the width of the gaussians, set to be a flat range around the fitted value at 125 +- 1 sigma. This helps the building of the signal model removing a good fraction of the interpolation issues.
I successfully used this tool and @ldcorpe also validated it on the standard analysis.
Let me know if you have comments or suggestions,
Vittorio