7.1. Options and argumentsΒΆ
If you want to know the available options and arguments, just type ./bin/usine
, whose output is self-explanatory:
(V3.x, git_ID=...)
USAGE:
./bin/usine -l (L)ocal flux calculation, show only selected quantities
./bin/usine -m (M)inimisation-related
-m1 [List of fit-able parameters]
-m2 [Chi2 minimisation on TOA fluxes (best chi2)]
./bin/usine -u (U)ncertainty propagation (generates multiple fluxes and ratios)
-u1 [Display sample of parameters drawn best-fit/covariance matrix]
-u2 [CLs from USINE-formatted best-fit and covariance matrix files]
./bin/usine -e (E)xtras and comparisons (interactive run)
-e [List/detail of all options]
-ea [Local fluxes and spatial dependences]
-eb [Text-interface to modify model params (re-run any -e option)]
-ec [Infos on current models and their parameters]
-ed [Extra calculations/checks: XS-related, decay-related, diff. prod.]
-ee [Comparison plots varying boundary conditions, params, XS files...
./bin/usine -i (I)nput files/properties
-i [List all options]
-id [List options related to CR data input files]
-ie [List options related to interaction]
-ix [List options related to cross sections input files]
./bin/usine -t (T)est functions for USINE ('-t' to see all test options)
-t [List all test functions available]
-tALL [TEST all USINE classes, propagation, and minimisation]
-tUSINE [RUN -tALL against reference test files (in usine.tests/)]
Note
Each option comes with a mandatory list of arguments and their explanation: USAGE gives the arguments; EXAMPLE gives default values for all arguments (you can run this line directly).