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Python
Python is now widely used in physics analysis. To start with we recommend to visit Python homepage http://www.python.org. Besides there are few documents written at CERN in order to show how Python is being used for solving problems in modern physics analysis.
Python Manuals & Tutorials Presentations
Document |
Author |
Description |
Materials |
| Python Tutorial | Jacek GENEROWICZ | Highly recommended full tutorial on Python! |
Full Python course |
| Python Scripting | Pere MATO | Presentation at LHCb software week, 03.06.2004 | PPT, PDF |
| Interfacing Gaudy with Python | Pere MATO | Presentation at LHCb software week, 10.11.2004. | PPT, PDF |
| Analysis based on Python scripting | Pere MATO | Presentation at LHCb-UK software training, 10.12.2004 | PPT, PDF, Practical |
LoKi
LoKi is a C++ toolkit for the simple and user-friendly data analysis. All information about it and its usage in LHCb you can find on LoKi-pages
CMT
CMT is a Configuration Management Tool written by C.Arnault /LAL available from the Web. All information about it and its usage in LHCb you can find on LHCb CMT page
Gaudi
The Gaudi project is a open project for providing the necessary interfaces and services for building HEP experiment frameworks in the domain of event data processing applications. All information about it and its usage in LHCb you can find on Gaudi pages
DaVinci
DaVinci is the OO-based (physics) analysis software for the LHCb experiment, based on the Gaudi framework. All information about it and its usage in LHCb you can find on DaVinci homepage