Overview of the high-level trigger electron and photon selection for the ATLAS experiment at the LHC

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“…The baseline algorithm used in ATLAS for electron/jet discrimination (T2Calo) [91] extracts, directly from calorimeter measurements, high discriminating parameters that estimate the shape of the energy deposition profile. Thresholds on these parameters perform the particle discrimination.…”

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Nonlinear Independent Component Analysis: Theoretical Review And Applications

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-This paper reviews the Nonlinear Independent Components Analysis and its applications to blind source separation. An overview of the main statistical principles that guide the search for the independent components is formulated. The uniqueness of solution and some algorithms for estimating the nonlinear independent components are discussed. Experimental results using a synthetic database are used for performance comparison. A practical application in experimental high-energy physics is also presented.

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