typical_analysis_chain
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| ==== Typical analysis chain: ==== | ==== Typical analysis chain: ==== | ||
| - | 1. Raw Data. | + | - Raw Data. |
| The raw data, which are already converted to .slcio files, provide input for analysis run. | The raw data, which are already converted to .slcio files, provide input for analysis run. | ||
| - | The analysis run consequently deals with a set of objects. | + | The analysis run consequently deals with a set of objects: |
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| - | 2. Pulses (threshold and noise cut) | + | 1. Pulses (obtained using pre-defined threshold and noise cuts) |
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| - | 3. Hits (group pulses together, and find centre of hit based on Pad Response Function (aka PRF) ) | + | 2. Hits (group pulses together, and find centre of hit based on Pad Response Function (aka PRF) ). |
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| - | 4. Corrected Hits (time of hit is precisely calculated with some fit) | + | 3. Corrected Hits (time of hit is precisely calculated with some fit). |
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| - | 5. Tracks are found (hits are fed into an algorithm that groups hits together into a "track candidate"; | + | 4. Tracks are found (hits are fed into an algorithm that groups hits together into a "track candidate"; |
| - | usually this will also fit the track, but the parameters are considered rough) | + | usually this will also fit the track, but the parameters are considered rough). |
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| - | 6. Tracks are fit (the hits from the track candidates are fed into an algorithm that assumes they belong to a track, and calculates the accurate parameters that correspond to that track) | + | 5. Tracks are fit (the hits from the track candidates are fed into an algorithm that assumes they belong to a track, and calculates the accurate parameters that correspond to that track). |
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| - | 7. Resolution is calculated (from the output of step 6.) | + | 6. Resolution is calculated (from the output of step 5). |
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