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\documentclass{article}
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\title{Tau Neural Classifier Note Outline}
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\author{Evan K. Friis}
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\begin{document}
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\maketitle
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\tableofcontents
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\section{Introduction}
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Standard tau physics intro.
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\subsection{Traditional tau ID}
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Reference PFT-08-001, QCD difficulty, discuss shrinking cones.
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\subsection{TaNC motivation}
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Different topologies and their corresponding resonances.
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Large parameter space - use neural nets!
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\section{Decay Mode Classification}
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First step of the algorithm is correctly identifying the decay mode.
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\subsection{Kinematic Envelope}
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Shrinking cone description.
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\subsection{Quality Cuts}
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\subsection{Photon Merging}
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\subsection{Performance}
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Accuracy matrix (Reco DM vs. True DM); Invariant mass resolution with and without mass hypothesis. Perhaps show
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improvement of seperation between taus and QCD with and without DM selection.
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\section{Neural network classification}
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Intro, neural nets are...
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\subsection{Network topologies}
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Choice of variables. Variable distributions. Optimization of variables. (Mike Squires?)
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\subsection{Individual mode performance}
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\subsection{Bayesian Neural Networks}
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On results w/ neurobayes if time?
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\subsection{Performance Space Mapping}
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On Christian's technique to map the 5-d cuts to a single number
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\section{Performance}
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\subsection{Performance Points}
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Discussiong of how cuts are selected.
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\subsection{Results}
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\end{document}
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