JClusterBuilder.hh

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#ifndef __JCLUSTERBUILDER__
#define __JCLUSTERBUILDER__
 
#include<vector>
#include<algorithm>
#include<set>
#include<iterator>
 
#include "JTrigger/JBuildL1.hh"
#include "JTrigger/JHitL0.hh"
#include "JTrigger/JHitL1.hh"
#include "JTrigger/JHitToolkit.hh"
#include "JTrigger/JSuperFrame2D.hh"
#include "JDetector/JModule.hh"
#include "km3net-dataformat/online/JDAQSuperFrame.hh"
#include "JMonitor/JCluster.hh"
 
/**
 * \author mjongen
 */
 
namespace JMONITOR {}
namespace JPP { using namespace JMONITOR; }
 
namespace JMONITOR {
  using namespace std ;
  using namespace JTRIGGER ;
  using JDETECTOR::JModule ;
  using KM3NETDAQ::JDAQSuperFrame ;
 
  /**
     Local coincidence cluster builder.
 
     A coincidence cluster is defined as two or more hits on the same DOM
     within the defined time window.
 
     Given a JDAQSuperframe (for the hits) and the corresponding JModule 
     (for the timing) all the coincidence clusters are extracted and sorted
     by multiplicity.
 
     Internally, the clusters are stored as a vector of JClusters
    
     \param frame   JDAQSuperframe containing the hits
     \param module  module corresponding to the JDAQSuperframe
     \param window  time window used for clustering
  **/
  class JClusterBuilder : public JBuildL1<JHitL1>, public vector<JCluster>, public JModule {
 
    public :
 
    /// default constructor
    JClusterBuilder(const double window, const bool combine) : JBuildL1<JHitL1>(JBuildL1Parameters(window,combine)), JModule(), max_multiplicity(31), end_iterators(max_multiplicity+2) {
      // order using std::partition
      setEndIterators() ;
    }
 
    /// constructor
    JClusterBuilder( const JDAQSuperFrame& frame, const JModule& module, const double window, const bool combine ) : JBuildL1<JHitL1>(JBuildL1Parameters(window,combine)), JModule(module), max_multiplicity(31), end_iterators(max_multiplicity+2) {
      // use the () operator of JBuildL1 to build L1s
      (*this)(frame,module,back_inserter( *( (vector<JCluster>*)this) )  ) ;
  
      // order using std::partition
      setEndIterators() ;
    }
 
    /**
       This is a way to re-use the allocated memory.
 
       It behaves like the constructor, but new memory does not 
       have to be allocated for vector<JCluster> all the time.
    **/
    void reset( const JDAQSuperFrame& frame, const JModule& module ) {
      static_cast<JModule>(*this) = module ;
 
      vector<JCluster>::clear() ; // vector is emptied, but memory stays allocated
      (*this)(frame,module,back_inserter( *( (vector<JCluster>*)this) )  ) ;
      
      setEndIterators() ;
    }
 
    /// returns begin iterator for clusters with exactly the given multiplicity
    vector<JCluster>::const_iterator begin_m( unsigned int multiplicity ) const {
      // restrict to allowed range
      multiplicity = max( (unsigned int)0,multiplicity) ;
      multiplicity = min(max_multiplicity,multiplicity) ;
      return end_iterators[multiplicity+1] ;
    }
 
    /// returns end iterator for clusters with exactly the given multiplicity
    vector<JCluster>::const_iterator end_m( unsigned int multiplicity ) const {
      // restrict to allowed range
      multiplicity = max( (unsigned int)0,multiplicity) ;
      multiplicity = min(max_multiplicity,multiplicity) ;
      return end_iterators[multiplicity] ;
    }
 
    /// returns begin iterator for clusters with at least the given multiplicity
    vector<JCluster>::const_iterator begin_inclusive_m( unsigned int multiplicity ) const {
      return end_iterators[max_multiplicity+1] ;
    }
 
    /// returns end iterator for clusters with at least the given multiplicity
    vector<JCluster>::const_iterator end_inclusive_m( unsigned int multiplicity ) const {
      return end_m(multiplicity) ;
    }
 
    /// return the number of clusters with exactly the given multiplicity
    unsigned int getNclusters( const unsigned int multiplicity ) const {
      return distance( begin_m(multiplicity), end_m(multiplicity) ) ;
    }
 
    /// return the number of clusters with at least the given multiplicity
    unsigned int getInclusiveNclusters( const unsigned int multiplicity ) const {
      return distance( begin_inclusive_m(multiplicity), end_inclusive_m(multiplicity) ) ;
    }
 
    protected :
 
    /**
       Use std::partition to sort the clusters in order of decreasing multiplicity.
       The end_iterators denote the boundaries.
     **/
    void setEndIterators() {
      end_iterators[0] = vector<JCluster>::end() ;
      for( unsigned int m=max_multiplicity; m>0; --m ) {
        end_iterators[m] = partition( vector<JCluster>::begin(), vector<JCluster>::end(), MinimalMultiplicityFunctor(m) ) ;
      }
      end_iterators[max_multiplicity+1] = vector<JCluster>::begin() ;
    }
 
    /**
       functor that compares the multiplicity of a JCluster to some fixed given
       multiplicity.
    **/
    class MinimalMultiplicityFunctor {
    public :
 
      MinimalMultiplicityFunctor( const unsigned int _m ) : m(_m) {} 
 
      bool operator()(const JCluster& cluster) const {
        return cluster.getMultiplicity() >= m ; 
      }
 
    protected : 
 
      const unsigned int m ;
    } ;
 
    /// the highest allowed value for the multiplicity
    const unsigned int max_multiplicity ;
 
    /**
       iterators pointing to the first element whose multiplicity is 
       lower than the index
    **/
    vector< vector<JCluster>::iterator > end_iterators ;
  } ;
 
}
 
#endif