Re: Projection of two TH1 objects

> Actually my aim is to extract the values from two TH1F histos and then would make 2D histo by projection on each other.

Yes, maybe it's a stupid question but I cannot figure out what you mean under the projection on each other part. So if both are gaussians, what do you expect the end result to be in 2D? Or if one is sin(x) and other is cos(x), then what would that mean. I'm probably just confused, but please elaborate.

Thanks,

Mario Kadastik, PhD
Researcher

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