ggH with SMEFTatNLO and get_scaling refactor #26
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…eweighted yoda hists, and EFTScaling as more generic container for a set of scaling terms
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As well as adding some details for running ggH in SMEFTatNLO, introduces a larger behind-the-scenes refactor of
get_scaling.py. We add classes ineftscaling.pyto represent the set of reweighted histograms extracted from the yoda files (EFT2ObsHist) and a generic representation of a scaling parameterisation (EFTScaling). These classes are now used inget_scaling.pyandmakePlot.py. Both can also read/write to JSON files.