Physics Analysis Workstation
PAW - An example chart created with this tool
Physics Analysis Workstation (PAW) - An interactive data analysis tool. Equipped with your own scripting language, it allows you to graphically present and analyze your results. PAW is widely used in high energy physics. The program was created at CERN in 1986. It was designed for processing large amounts of information. PAW is based on the CERNLIB library, which is a large collection of procedures written in Fortran.
For decades, PAW has been the primary tool for nuclear and particle physicists. However, in recent years, its popularity has decreased in favor of simpler programs. Script example
PAW for data analysis and charting has its own scripting language. Here is an example code for this script: *--------------------- * input data *--------------------- vector/read X,Y plikw_we.dat *-------------------------------- * here we start drawing eps *-------------------------------- fort/file 55 gg_ggg_dsig_dphid_179181.eps meta 55 -113 zone 1 1! number of graphs on the page (x y) opt linx! linear scale opt logs! logarithmic scale * we draw an empty joint * graph/hplot/null x_min x_max y_min y_max graph/hplot/null 179.0 181.0 1e3 1e7 *------------------------------------ * we put a graph on the layout *------------------------------------ set plci 1! line color set lwid 2! thickness set dmod 1! type (continuous, intermittent) graph 32 X Y l, s | l, s! 32 is the number of rows with WE data *----------------- * title of the chart *----------------- set txci 1 atitle '[f] (you)' 'd [s] / d [f]! (Mb) ' *------------------ * comments *------------------ set txci 1 text 180.0 2e1 '[f]=179...181 deg' 0.12 * text 20.0 1.65e-1 'gg "5 # ggg' 0.12 close 55 return
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