class AliRsnMiniOutput: public TNamed

 Constructor

 Constructor

 Constructor, with a more user friendly implementation, where
 the user sets the type of output and computations through conventional strings:

 Output:
    -- "HIST"    --> common histogram (up to 3 dimensions)
    -- "SPARSE"  --> sparse histogram

 Computation:
    -- "EVENT"   --> event-only computations
    -- "PAIR"    --> track pair computations (default)
    -- "MIX"     --> event mixing (like track pair, but different events)
    -- "ROTATE1" --> rotated background (rotate first track)
    -- "ROTATE2" --> rotated background (rotate second track)
    -- "TRUE"    --> true pairs (like track pair, but checking that come from same mother)
    -- "MOTHER"  --> mother (loop on MC directly for mothers --> denominator of efficiency)
    -- "MOTHER_IN_ACC"  --> mother (loop on MC directly for mothers (in a defined acceptance interval)--> needed for efficiency calcutation using  an enriched sample)

 Copy constructor

 Assignment operator

 Create a new axis reference

 Create a new axis reference

 Create a new axis reference

 Initialize properly the histogram and add it to the argument list

 Initialize the 'default' TH1 output object.
 In case one of the expected axes is NULL, the initialization fails.

 Initialize the THnSparse output object.
 In case one of the expected axes is NULL, the initialization fails.

 Compute values for event-based computations (does not use the pair)

 Compute values for mother-based computations

 Compute values for mother-based computations

 Loops on the passed mini-event, and for each pair of particles
 which satisfy the charge and cut requirements defined here, add an entry.
 Returns the number of successful fillings.
 Last argument tells if the reference event for event-based values is the first or the second.

 setting the way the D0 will be selected
 0 --> only from c quarks
 1 --> only from b quarks
 2 --> from both c quarks and b quarks

 Using the arguments and the internal 'fPair' data member,
 compute all values to be stored in the histogram

 Fills the internal histogram using the current values stored in the
 'fComputed' array, in the order as they are stored, up to the max
 dimension of the initialized histogram itself.

Bool_t          IsSymmetric()        const {return (IsLikeSign() && IsSameCut());}