[PWGDQ] use chi2 in match features analysis#16498
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Until a better definition of the match score is available, use the match chi2 and the leading/sub-leading chi2 gap to chacrterize the distribution of the matching features, like the differences in positions and angles at the matching plane.
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Until a better definition of the match score is available, use the match chi2 and the leading/sub-leading chi2 gap to chacrterize the distribution of the matching features, like the differences in positions and angles at the matching plane.