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Thanks for pointing this out. Yes, there is duplication but I think it will be tricky to remove because there could be instances when that isn't the case. For example, if we have two tracks: one gets a successful fit from all fit hypotheses but the second only gets a successful fit from the electron hypothesis, we might have something like:
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AndrewEdmonds11 commentedon Aug 28, 2025
Hi Sam,
Thanks for pointing this out. Yes, there is duplication but I think it will be tricky to remove because there could be instances when that isn't the case. For example, if we have two tracks: one gets a successful fit from all fit hypotheses but the second only gets a successful fit from the electron hypothesis, we might have something like:
which would be easier to handle than:
so we get an easier-to-use branch, at the cost of duplicated data.
If you can think of a way to have both worlds (i.e. an easy-to-use branch and no duplicationof data), then I'm happy to discuss.
I'll leave this issue open so we have it available for the future
Thanks,
Andy