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Please check this table
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And also check this one too!
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See ss for what I added. I added the tables explaining the parameters that are refined when PDF fitting. Please double check these to make sure my descriptions are good and that everything is correct. I don't think I missed any params but let me know if i did. Knowing what these parameters are and mean is super important to PDF fitting and I think its where most newbies should begin. It would be great if we could reuse these table elsewhere, refine them (no pun intended), and/or point people to them as a source.
The code for this tutorial was from the pdfttp_data repo, I modified a few things and changed some comments to hopefully make things easier to digest. I also ran this code and there are no bugs as it produced the fit shown in the last ss.