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dayabay-data-preservation
dayabay-model
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@@ -14,7 +14,24 @@ The model of the Daya Bay experiment.
The data is located in a
[
restricted repository
](
https://git.jinr.ru/dag-computing/dayabay-data-all
)
, to enable it use:
```
sh
git lfs
install
--skip-repo
# initialize the LFS (if needed)
git clone git@git.jinr.ru:dag-computing/dayabay-data-all.git data
```
It should be located in the
`data/`
folder.
It should be located in the
`data/`
folder. Note that git LFS is used to store the data files. It should be initialized (once) if not used before.
## Quick start
The repository depends on a few submodules. To initialize them use:
```
sh
git submodule
sync
git submodule update
--init
--recursive
--
submodules/dag-flow
git submodule update
--init
--
submodules/dagflow-reactornueosc submodules/dagflow-detector submodules/dagflow-statistics
python3
-m
pip
install
-r
requirements.txt
```
this will:
1.
Synchronize submodules
2.
Check out the core submodule
`dag-flow`
recursively
3.
Check out the physics repositories
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