Feature: Channel by channel gain configuration for opdet deconvolution #126
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Introducing feature to allow configuration of gains for each channel in the deconvolution algorithm. The gains are used to normalise the output waveform - the SPE templates' amplitudes are normalised to the specified gain (number of ADCs per SPE).
The gains are expected to come within an ascii file: each row specifies the channel number and the gain, separated by whitespace.
New configurable for the deconvolution module is
ChannelGainFile. If it is empty string, no rescaling is done and the SPE amplitude is equal to the amplitude of the corresponding SPE template.So far, no checks are done if all channels have the gain set and it is implicitly assumed that they are. The case where only subset of channels have their gains set would lead to a segfault.