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Adding RG to report #110

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13 changes: 13 additions & 0 deletions docs/source/fitting_code/running.md
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Expand Up @@ -221,6 +221,19 @@ One is free to set custom attributes in the constructor. The coefficient values
are accesible via ``coefficient_values`` in the ``compute_chi2`` method. In order for the external chi2
to work, it is important one does not change the name of the ``compute_chi2`` method!

### Adding RG evolution
Renormalisation group evolution can be turned on in the fit by adding the following to the runcard.

```yaml
rge:
init_scale: 5000.0
obs_scale: dynamic # float or "dynamic"
smeft_accuracy: integrate # options: integrate, leadinglog
yukawa: top # options: top, full or none
adm_QCD: False # if true, the EW couplings are set to zero
rg_matrix: <path/to/rge_matrix.pkl>
```

## Running a fit with NS
To run a fiy using Nested Sampling use the command
```bash
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10 changes: 10 additions & 0 deletions docs/source/report/running.md
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Expand Up @@ -168,6 +168,16 @@ fisher:
figsize: [11, 15] # figure size
title: true # if True display the fit label as title

plot:
summary_only: True # if True display only the fisher information per dataset group. If False will show the fine grained dataset per dataset
figsize: [11, 15] # figure size
title: true # if True display the fit label as title
column_names: # list of column names to be displayed, default is all
- group_1: "$\\rm group\\:1$"
- tt13: "$t\\bar{t}$"
- ...
together: ["fit_1", "fit_2"] # list of result IDs to be plotted together

```

Finally the user has to specify two dictionaries where the informaions about
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