-- Description for the plots -- (Basic idea) If the bunches behave normal, the number of counts in each detector at certain bunch should be proportional to the bunch luminosity, and the ratio of the number of counts between certain bunch and the comparison bunch would be the same (to be exact, the ratio is subjected to sin phi function, here phi is a azimuthal angle of the CNI detectors). The 6 ratios are fitted with a constant + sin(phi) curve. The chi^2/ndf of the fit for every bunches are calculated and plotted in the two forms. o projection o function of bunch id - The plots can be identified with run number and fill-id. - Apparently the color of the histogram tell us the ring. - Chi^2/ndf ranges 0-20, overflows are shown in the statistics box. - both files contain the full set of polarimeter measurements result in 41-pages. (Detail) -- run numbers Only the runs with flag-0 in CNI polarimeter spread sheet are used. Used runs are from RUN-222 after which spin bit pattern is archived on the CNI data. There are three types of runs. (1) runs without 0-pol bunches (run 222-757) (2) runs announced to have 0-pol bunches but actually they did not (run 759-828) (3) runs announced to have 0-pol bunches and they actually did (run 829-end) The comparison bunches are chosen in different manner with respect to the different run types. For run type (1), we need good comparison bunches for both signs. On selecting the comparison bunch, bunch sampling starts from (+) 21,25,29... (-) 40,44,48... taking the ratio between them then if the Chi^2/ndf is under 2 the bunch pair is adopted, otherwise trying different combination and iterate until the chi^2 satisfy the condition. Sampling proceed by +4 which reflects the different spin pattern in two rings. The ratio for plus (minus) spin bunch is taken with minus (plus) comparison bunch. For run type (2)(3), at first the good comparison bunch pair is taken from unpolarized bunches (21th and 41th). The ratio is fit with flat function assuming they would not show angle dependence, and if the Chi^2/ndf evaluation failed, the polarized bunches are used as in the case (1). This time the sampling starts from (+) 23,27,31... (-) 43,47,51... due to the change in spin bit patterns after inserting unpolarized bunches. -- Noise corrections In order to suppress the effects from noisy strips, the background noise is subtracted from the detector counts assuming a flat background distribution with respect to the bunch id. The size of the noise has been estimated from the number of counts in abort gaps (average of 5 abort gaps).