There are various cuts applied to the lists used, though I do not list them all here. The lists used and cuts applied are all defined in PhysMonModules/PhysMonHistoSequence.tcl
We also monitor S-to-B ratio for pi0, phi, and D+. In addition, there are stripcharts for raw track and neutral list yields for CT, GTVL, GTL, GPL, and merged pi0s, which can be interesting to look at, for example, when monitoring background levels.
We could also look at other decay modes, but need to keep in mind the luminosity requirements to get sensible fits. The particles monitored thus far are ones that we can get decent statistics from the number of events that we look at on a weekly basis. Even monitoring etas and omegas is stretching things a bit (weekly strip charts usually only show a few datapoints for these at the most). We could also consider monitoring other particles from the LER/HER, but these would require even more luminosity, of course.
Another thing to note is that we're not restricted to stripcharts but can of course also look at the mass distributions from these particle lists (with a little extra work). I've linked some examples below from data (for the DCH improvement comparison) and for MC.
