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C.B.M.: User Report Neural networks in the high level data analysis Manuel Lorenz Goethe-University Frankfurt

C.B.M.: User Report - indico.physik.uni-muenchen.de fileCBM Experiment • Fixed target experiments à obtain highest luminosities • Free-streaming FEE à nearly dead-time free data

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C.B.M.: User Report Neural networks in the high level data analysis

Manuel Lorenz

Goethe-University Frankfurt

Outline:

CBM and HADES The Challenge

Weak-decay Topology Recognition

Multilayer Perceptron Setup

Performance and Uncertainty Estimation

Spokesperson Norbert Herrmann CBM Collaboration: 464 scientists, 11 countries

Spokesperson Joachim Stroth HADES Collaboration: 135 scientists, 9 countries

C.B.M. Collaborations

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CBM Experiment •  Fixed target experiments

à obtain highest luminosities •  Free-streaming FEE

à nearly dead-time free data taking

•  On-line event selection à high-selective data

reduction •  Tracking based entirely on silicon

à  fast and precise track reconstruction

à 4D Tracking (see talk by I. Kisel)

Day-1setup: Rint = 0.5 MHz (0.1 MHz with MVD) Phase-1 setup: à Rint = 10 MHz

HADESCBM

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FAIR

SIS100accelerator

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FAIR

CBM+HADEScave

SIS100accelerator

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FAIR

CBM+HADEScave

FAIRconstructionsite

SIS100accelerator

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FAIR

CBM+HADEScave

FAIRconstructionsite

SIS18targethall

SIS100accelerator

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The Challenge: Reconstruction of Rare Probes in Heavy-Ion Collisions at a few GeV

Clear hierarchy in hadron yields: p ≈ 100, π- ≈ 10, Λ ≈ 10-2, ω ≈ 10-3

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The Challenge: Reconstruction of Rare Probes in Heavy-Ion Collisions at a few GeV

Clear hierarchy in hadron yields: p ≈ 100, π- ≈ 10, Λ ≈ 10-2, ω ≈ 10-3

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Large combinatoric background: Λà p+ π-

ω-meson: electromagnetic decay channel

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The Challenge: Reconstruction of Rare Probes in Heavy-Ion Collisions at a few GeV

Clear hierarchy in hadron yields: p ≈ 100, π- ≈ 10, Λ ≈ 10-2, ω ≈ 10-3

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Large combinatoric background: Λà p+ π-

ω-meson: electromagnetic decay channel

Application of neural networks for optimizing the efficiency of

1.  e+e- Id since 2008

2.  weak decay topology recognition e.g. Λ since 2014

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Weak decay topology recognition

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Weak decay topology recognition

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Weak decay topology recognition

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Weak decay topology recognition

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Weak decay topology recognition

Master S. Spies, PhD T. Scheib, PhD F. Kornas, arXiv:1812.07304

Training samples:

Signal: Simulation embedded into real data

Background: mixed events.

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Multi Layer Percepton (MLP): Setup

synapse function

activation function

Performance and Uncertainty Estimation Hardcuts

only Hardcuts +MLP

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Performance and Uncertainty Estimation Hardcuts

only Hardcuts +MLP

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Performance and Uncertainty Estimation

Neural network improves significantly y-coverage à reduction of uncertainty for 4π yield extraction.

Hardcuts only

Hardcuts +MLP

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Summary and Outlook Application of neural networks in the high level analysis for

1.  e+e- Id since 2008 (HADES)

2.  weak decay topology recognition since 2014 (HADES, CBM)

à  Improved reconstruction efficiency

à Uncertainty estimation via “standard analysis”

•  Improvement of network architecture and application in low level analysis.

•  Uncertainty estimation (systematic uncertainties will be dominant in future high rate experiments)

Manuel Lorenz Goethe-University Frankfurt

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e+e- Id:

Generated from experimental data by narrow matching between track and hit in RICH detector.

Signal and Background sample: TMVA: Toolkit for Multivariate Data Analysis

PhD S. Lang, PhD M.Lorenz,Phys.Rev. C84 (2011) 014902, Phys.Lett. B715 (2012) 304-309

Network

Standard

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Multi Layer Percepton (MLP): Setup

synapse function

activation function

Performance study

S. Spies