Add dataset attribute column to stats overview table
@@ -21,20 +21,20 @@ counts measurements.
For on-off methods we will use the following variable names following the
notation in [Cousins2007]_:
-================= ====================================================
-Variable Definition
-================= ====================================================
-``n_on`` Total observed counts in the on region
-``n_off`` Total observed counts in the off region
-``mu_on`` Total expected counts in the on region
-``mu_off`` Total expected counts in the off region
-``mu_sig`` Signal expected counts in the on region
-``mu_bkg`` Background expected counts in the on region
-``a_on`` Relative background exposure in the on region
-``a_off`` Relative background exposure in the off region
-``alpha`` Background efficiency ratio ``a_on`` / ``a_off``
-``n_bkg`` Background estimate in the on region
-================= ====================================================
+================= ====================== ====================================================
+Variable Dataset attribute name Definition
+================= ====================== ====================================================
+``n_on`` ``counts`` Total observed counts in the on region
+``n_off`` ``counts_off`` Total observed counts in the off region
+``mu_on`` ``npred`` Total expected counts in the on region
+``mu_off`` ``npred_off`` Total expected counts in the off region
+``mu_sig`` ``npred_sig`` Signal expected counts in the on region
+``mu_bkg`` ``npred_bkg`` Background expected counts in the on region
+``a_on`` ``acceptance`` Relative background exposure in the on region
+``a_off`` ``acceptance_off`` Relative background exposure in the off region
+``alpha`` ``alpha`` Background efficiency ratio ``a_on`` / ``a_off``
+``n_bkg`` ``background`` Background estimate in the on region
+================= ====================== ====================================================
The following formulae show how an on-off measurement :math:`(n_{on}, n_{off})`
is related to the quantities in the above table:
