Check impact of wrong binning for ATLAS_1JET_8TEV_R06

[cschwan]

Commit f8da697 fixed a bug which caused some but not all events of the last bin for each slice to be filled into the first bin of the next slice. This should have a large impact on the bin which isn't filled and a negligible impact for the bin that is wrongly filled, see also the comparison in #71.

[cschwan]

After merging the runcards in master and fixing (!?) the bug the agreement that we had in #71 is gone I used the wrong PDF set for the fastNLO results. With the right PDF set I get:

   1.80616397   -0.94215231    1.06026424   -0.18225736    1.30749478
   1.28549939   -1.82677051    1.36270578    2.76659579   -0.07137591
   0.14629259    1.11273104    5.30571544    3.17297151   -3.51791175
   8.33865825    1.13713781    8.37785418    6.50202449    0.61484189
   3.18859883   -4.85667065   -6.95571797   22.28726887    3.74864145
  11.46270867    1.47495604   28.74152348   10.12984224   -2.49142797
  16.82838059   23.27318982   41.35360828   41.47999131   -1.02286874
   1.13710615    1.30323774    0.78010896    0.92715585    3.04904028
  -1.04477589    3.08467155    0.10017694   -1.14072941    6.22587869
   1.62522411    1.13859181   -6.72731537    2.34489562   -0.03675478
  10.24793510    1.20024568   -0.35417985   -3.82267999   -1.10437262
   8.80110223    2.00659348   15.60120570    7.06288259   -5.88044800
  13.84991488  -25.04102698   14.74820902   11.32571496   11.58038068
  38.46450057    7.67723162    4.46815810    0.48277082   -2.82431747
   0.94795642   -1.43125904    2.61184098    1.49447509   -0.66882254
  -1.83025482    4.18396928   -5.86899725    2.17686327   -3.32445355
   0.61942132   -3.31347140    3.71620077   -6.81320136   16.03309378
  -3.76420784    3.26338464   -4.40208688    3.14807478   12.21889112
   3.95084987   15.51754707   24.03945663   -6.18891602   42.31637251
  -5.88679219   18.43715487   20.34494858   -0.46737983    1.44856832
   0.99781540    1.08838879   -2.99576531    2.85416394   -3.28128046
   2.01039045   -1.19565562   -2.59702242    0.61564005    0.82824094
  -2.99736431   -1.06899467   -4.41267842    5.69928650    2.70638721
  11.57642869    7.07184635    8.55610491    8.89078082   11.07972627
  -9.22970614    6.74761273   16.91348796   34.47261314   56.36438438
 -76.02055450   57.59981442   35.66540136   84.83162213    0.55503984
  -7.19470282    4.59385818   -4.49569357   -3.09988065   -7.59586544
   4.02602075    3.00368953   -1.33893151   -6.30262420    7.55693604
   3.30067465    6.06819432    5.92235685   -1.13809478  -12.68789595
  -4.72697518   12.33260763   39.72860248  -17.30139785   40.31187582
  39.43145882   22.78408148    6.52112709   -0.23885471   -4.61009099
  -1.85266652   -2.99795221   -0.91274419    5.79752993    5.47149033
   0.81876820    8.52158964    2.32090069    6.39987133  -11.96042484
  -2.88431334   22.50304218  -31.75662400 -115.99554265  153.44999810
-155.93489170

This is basically the same than the previous comparison.

[cschwan]

I'm closing this, further comparisons will be done in Issue #84.