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WH11NE- Sunrise: Everyone.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: here.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Is.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: A postdoc at northwestern state by state Chicago to steal from raw and she's a distinguished researcher at mpc and she has many she has been on.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The charger for service for a long time, and she has a lot of experiments in that sense, and also submission second issue is going to talk about.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: officer Thank you sure I have to have them ask them right I think that's okay that's fine all right, thank you very much for the introduction and it's a pleasure to be here and I have been.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: For a while and then at this point on.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The scene.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So I wanted to give this talk on behalf of my of my group and essentially talk about why you should talk about it a bit generation.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So we make very detailed calculations about is it processes that are sensitive that are sensitive to at the roxy and, of course, the calculations are expensive because we are probing a vast array of trustees at the lexi over several orders of magnitude after the 1492 precise and.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And these calculations are essential part of our field as we keep pushing the precision frontier academic lighters.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: and force the choice of which process as a lot accuracy is an important one, and it's not one that we do you know it's not a choice that we can make lightly.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Because we need to pay attention to the quantity and the quality, the sense that we cannot generate all of our of have all of our cross set see and.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: accuracy that will just be impossible so so it's it's a difficult choice and so i'm just going to automate a little bit of what is the accuracy, you need from from Peter what to do, tell us.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Okay, so, as I mentioned that we are looking after being orders of magnitude and cross section so here, you can see, at the stand out as a magnitude to and I apologize, and some very, very tiny.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: font size, this is the summary parts that we have, but I wanted to then highlight some of the main sections here so we're hicks frosties the sections and go all the way from.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Four to 10 minus want them to mind Apps for that his policies where i'm taking this creature of possibilities, then for Dr cross sections in our about and retreat Center barn.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: For bbs and bb si vegetables on scattering little confusion type process these cross sections can vary from delta between 2.1.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Venture barn, and these are actually the PDF and bps processes by, even though they have will cross sections.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: There, because more and more accessible, because of an interesting event topology associated with these and then of course try goes on we're beginning to.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Really opened the box and see triangles on processes that's the specific analysis that i'm associated with.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And the Cross sections are the three Center born, but very hard to isolate or are huge amounts of background processing my under.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: My under and then there are the day goes on processes, and we are, we are looking at it goes across either this point at the position will meet next next reminder and also.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: To add sort of the box that grounds which are gone for about 10% of the cross section, so we need a lot of precision and we're being stuck in this position.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Without differential cross section measurements and so on, so they built on prophecies are in the position, hopefully with at that look at those.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And of course jelly and that's been bitten by the physics that's.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: that's a signal and the background in most people's processes and those sections are about into.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Each of the barn So you can see a wide range of cross sections that you're probing at the end he and I haven't you going into that that's to cross sections.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So that's that would be actually this whole scan about 14 orders of magnitude so that's a huge scope of the experiment and, and so this requires a huge amount of theoretical a lot of tools for us to be able to predict all of these sections.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Okay, so that brings me to the generating um so.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: This is the general usage for our latest champions, this was what we call an ultra legacy can run to campaign at the end of.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: This is what the generated use it to look like, and you can see that effect that this by events than most of our events are generated that makes reading model.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So park is next to each other, as yet, and allow us to tell from the name is next to leaving order and some wants to events already generated at next to each other.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Well, with our current approach.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: use, it is a little bit different if you split by samples and by samples each sample is each color requests and cms now here are the actions change a little bit and that's because the MAC.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: User accounts, mostly for the signal files, so our signal samples are generally generated at reading either, but our background processes like I showed on the previous.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: slide are mostly generated techniques, at least that next week, monitor and then there are also some other sample size of the middle.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Here, which is generated here, which is generated that next to next to each other, so you can see that we are which kind of shows that really pushing the position.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: At least more samples arkadin audio stasis diagram prostitutes absolute extreme accuracy.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So that's the point I wanted to make that the seeds of decision machine so let's look at let's consider thanks thanks, for example, the next 10 years old.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: In July of this year, and so 10 years of the he is eating can expose ons and I took this number from governments to.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: diversify my work, but essentially if I see my discovery to a differential measurement to be able to do that in 216 weeks um.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: This is for hicks processes, but similar story is also for vegetables on Catholic that processes, where there was a five second discovery I think back in the early days of going to data and then now with.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: An indifferent to be able to look at differential measurements so.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Again, the message means that you know pushing the position frontier, of course, one of the we want to carry on on this on the staff and one of the major goals of the higher velocity of it is reading to me and down, please fix things to add percent level.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So this brings me actually now did your finance my job.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So i'm going to illustrate show a couple of examples where the data tells us how much what is the accuracy need some of the improvements on the places where we've.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: seen the small need, for example, the first yes, of course, like I said bread and butter physics, so we better get it right every possible area office space.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Project effective was on fusion, this is something that most six physics aficionados no problem.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And then I will talk a little bit about human studies and what we've been doing and and then i'm going to go to what we do in the general distance group, and this is more, I think, for out of this and.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The students who are you know beginning to sing a demonic our samples, and what they need to know and i'm going to address some common pitfalls so that's the bottom, the top where you can ask me right it's your want to call a sample.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Which i'm pretty sure I will be asked.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Okay, so let me take an example from the top sector So these are the PT I hit on in Tahiti.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And he said user measurement So this is the differential cross section measurement of the top pork tacos jets channel and that's also the temperature channel but slightly.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: With the full kinematic REACH, but anyway, the point is that you can already start seeing that gallery connection and that's I thought we didn't think that these would become very.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Significant uncertainties, but, given how well we are doing and how we managed to constrain our experimental uncertainty.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: For example, you can look at the dragon energy uncertainty here that's low so gallery connection and 70s and those kinds of theoretical item.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: is beginning to show up these kinds of Blocks because, again, we are not statistically to visit visit semantics limited and even in terms of smell Nice, we are not limited.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: are beginning to constrain our standard langston Hughes rather well and so modeling section So these are becoming dominant and I want to say that this friend is looking at as we go to kind of massive parents and the kids.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Uncertainties like 70 will be your to about 1% that's the projection or from the on the roof of the beam radiation instrumentation velocity group so they're.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Happy he to go work out 72 about 1% so that means that he's got a fairly conservative will be the dominant of uncertainties as people two words.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Here let's see.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: um Let me take another example, from the electronic sector and know that i'm a little advice, with this analysis, because it was one that was done on question, but what I like about this critical analysis is that.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Is this particular user machine learning that allows you access to certain distributions that otherwise you wouldn't necessarily look into or be able to go into the tradition that means, so this is a random forest score.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So, as you may recall, there was some tension in the Web per section that was absurd clarity and also to maintain NTT data and.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: traditional approach to this analysis has been divided to have two separate things one being with diligence and.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The pirate ship multiple cities, and this is done for us to be able to consume top or prevent backgrounds, so what was done in this particular analysis as to use a random forest is combinator and then try to separate.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Distribution which was not possible, before simply because you had to have two different categories, so my to be able to look at inclusive distribution implicit.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: objects, and so I really like this analysis and the point i'm making here is that machine learning lets us look at the solution that we.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Looked at before simply because we have better weeks to district to suppress our backgrounds so so i'll speak up with one of my pet peeves yes, so in the lower right hand corner, with the number of jets.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The first of all it's unclear whether that is greater than or equal to zero or exactly zero the same thing with one.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So i've been trying to force by atlas colleagues to explicitly label those plots, so it is clear what is there.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: yeah and the second is if it is exclusive prison exactly zero jets exactly one jet and the theory uncertainty is uncertain.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: right because, clearly, you know, by making an excuse such an exclusive cut on face face your don't have a really good estimate of what the theoretical uncertainty is.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: When you have what you have right which is how it, but you have no idea what the you know what the precision of the uncertainty is.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: that's true, I think, in this case it's actually distribution by McCarthy.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: sort of porting it to me it's a naive approach to them, just to have a simulation of it for the Defense as an uncertainty it's not satisfying for me what How would you say, is the best way to spend these uncertainties.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Sorry, I didn't hear i'm sorry I was just saying how would you say, is the best way to estimate these uncertainties into it, as opposed to running a different part of our program and I think with the disclaimer.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: don't worry for these kinds of cases, I think, in this particular analysis they did take up, they did run before we ordered that as an uncertainty, but it was not the dominant answer so you have some time.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: That we have to mitigate some other uncertainties dominant dominant like, why is this inclusive procedure better I mean like if you try to coverage, you can still conduct who.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Inspired hear you yeah but in those approaches in the past, there was some tension in the cross section, and this was a way to not make postcards and see if the if the tension arises from having those two different categories okay yeah.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And I guess I should have told you guys this analysis that was done northwestern and I wanted to show it off because I like this particular.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Okay alright so let's uh let's jump into things and i'd be remiss if I didn't show the spark once.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: I know josh had it in his in his talk and just establish the regime sure, so of course, as you all know, this this thought process the.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: main interaction mean event and then this bottom shower that's there and then a whole bunch of other things that happened like a fragmentation you've got the case.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The remnants of the line events and all that and, of course, one other thing to note here is that.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The energy sector it's the is that Bob TV and, as you move away from the Center you're accessing energy to do self about the G which so, and so this is the productivity June, and they have to go boy from the Center you're entering the nonprofit.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: All right, so let's focus a little bit on the hard scanner so it just the way to prove the standard model is to the standard model of ranjan then we want to start with the energy skills that are far from Netscape so so that's what that's what I thought.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So those are very nice analysis that I wanted to show this is the zte that up and post a variable like this would be sensitive to literally find new electric bicycles and so.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The measurement of this particular sector allows us to test different kinds of the summation coaches that are so comparisons with to another some programs in this particular analysis and not just.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The agreement with with me prediction and measurements actually gather good except here where there's a drop off because there's some uncertainty, but.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: This is not the level of agreement that you would see if you were to just include fee and see another with just two objects and then dictate.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Our if you look at that part as fast as agreement between a market, especially in the door, but you can use this transference moment and then she usually functions is D amp D approach, then get a piece of what were some of the.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: and also this analysis, like I said is very nice and very comprehensive, but the number of.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Comparisons that were tested, so this is what compassion with minimal and we'd like to go, because in the past, I think, Ken has given a talk on w mass analysis, where local to us last.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Okay, so that was good that showed you that we are beginning to enter.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: or we're beginning to really understand a lot of our difficult patients have a space or have a rather good understanding of of a monocle simulations so now let's look at areas of improvement.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So, once you require that there'd be two opposite side, at times, and when required that and one factor to one booster shirts and looking at the crucifixion.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Software effect would actually be prominent to show up until this is one of the one of the outstanding issues and at this point out here, trying to see if.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: There are other samples are other ways, you can go sample to see if this kind of disagreement or not.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Indeed, so you can also see it as a game as a one here and I want to Carlos and feature and it's because of the office.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: For another choice that was made for effects of things so merging imagine so, indeed, so we are changing these parameters and refined to figure out if it's you can I do for people states.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: As far as I understand when these parameters of questions and they will mostly from top related studies and so trying to see what would be the ideal set of parameters for actually processing this.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And and and also, this is the same kind of thing that shows up, not just in one region but also contributed to the madness madness and I think what the analyzers in this case, it was.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: very kind of ad hoc reaching for two is not satisfying, but that was the city champion with with and, like, I mentioned that these kinds of things are.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: can lead to significant uncertainty, this was actually getting this political spectrum, Dr was the media source about 70 plus the HPV analysis and so like I mentioned that.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: The third jet so the vegetables on fusion this particular topology gives us access to the http copying, this is why most time on the parameters for us to understand the higgs mechanism, and there are large shared concert with this particular a motley.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And the behavior of this project, so when we submit these processes to our budgets are stimulated at the matrix element level and third generation intuitive that coated easy computationally intensive.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: exercise, and so, therefore, in many cases the this target or in actually in our in the we generate our events this project is sensitive to the influence of onshore modeling, and so what was done in this particular paper that I quote here is that several different kinds of.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: yeah, so let us know if you have questions about what is correct syntax if you go into your show.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: I should contributions, there is a different flavor a whole paper scheme and the extra model that you want to incorporate.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: What kind of got should that should be applied at the generator level for all of this, you know you want to have, as you know, not a lot of restricted guts at the dinner table and so yeah please get in touch with us, if you have questions about any of these settings.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And so I think yeah I just want to quickly go over what the future looks like some more one that's known as last week and it just wanted to mention that there were some really nice talks.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And, of course, as you all know that there's a very nice White Paper that was submitted by the engineering community and and I think I want to end with with this workshop, so this is a workshop of interest.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: From the letter of interest in does not match process and I like this, because it sounds cheesy, but you can see, of measurement as opposed to searches that.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: At least when I first started working on it at that that was the trust and you can see us john searches, to mention this of emphasis is mine and measurement but he is feature quite a bit.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: It is something that's the interest of art and so with that I just want to say that the idea is efficient machine that is a huge influence like I showed you when maintenance.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And we are doing a wide array of modeling studies and cms and I hold a lot of them often so he's actually backed up so if you're interested i'm going to look at the various comparisons.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: To be a peek into this talk and you're using high accuracy six footers and all cases it's a non productive region and software division.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Compensating our lack of understanding for two seconds now and there's a successful synergy, but the pendulum to Community to otter dancing a program, and so my message today the.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: upgrade the PDF that you will use for my generation we're recommending meds 3.1 but, but we did study 4.0 and in certain regions of face face of it is fine with it.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: that there are serious issues that in a model that I think this was a high master data analysis, but there were some problems, so we reported this to the authors.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: And so, at this point we're still recommending in a PDF 2.1, but we will see if we can actually be appointed that will be the gold rush.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: At this point, is quite antiquated I would suggest PDF or a receipt 21 that's something we have yes so automatic jets.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: mean normal that PDF 3.1 has mean, and that was, we have a lot of complaints, because of the negative pdfs that high excellent especially that index that i'm Australian know that PDF 4.0 I just think has and improper.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Right, if you look at the uncertainty estimate I think it's very justified, and I think it's a result not of something being data driven right that's something being driven by their.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: You know you always would want to use the individual pdfs as well as something like to really see 21 it did so it's actually there, so I kind of went through this very tricky but yes, the ultimate sets that I mentioned here, it does include a link to the PDF for at 21 yeah it's there.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: You were to Times Square, this is the factor, so I actually don't know where this comes from, but I just know that the scaling is non trivial.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: process we have two models for that one is the dragon the the cluster of recommendation, the other is the spring work i'm not sure it's all right right now let's see what the most of the generators which model using spring, so you think that model so that was because the.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Students an active and probably the best person to answer this yeah I only know that I don't know how the cluster model actually implements.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: effect or two yeah it's all the viewers habitual studies so we don't reject this ourselves yet.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: But yeah so it's got this this is special setting and but we wanted to make sure that that.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: That doesn't change any of the physics so so we haven't really validated with that setting on yet, but that will keep the plan to have that setting on, but I think the advertisement was that was probably like attractive to.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Yes, yes I think there's a smart language olivia does the the submission there's a yeah which needs to go to yeah I can't remember exactly the details of it but yeah it says us specifically.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So olivia also had this different way of setting up the space for quite a range of processes and for some, there was a gigantic improvement and for some not so much.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Have you check this out yet well like I said we just ran the when you're doing the validation for tonight we just ran it with very default parameters that were who were to 60 degree change the other parameters that would cause the.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: butt heads if you're recycling to be turned on, and then we so we didn't draw it in a way that you could actually see the improvement, then the idea would be to see if we can actually have that on for hours into production, but before that we will do our own spots gator nation.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: But for the deeper we are production, yes, I mean most of the cases that have seen that this is done using the public in it.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: yeah yeah so I mean what if I do it with matt Griffin 11 I want you to use different.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Agreement.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: That was my graph you can add additional jets and then you merge match you'd like joey was talking is saying that the effects of thanks, this algorithm that you would use that makes everything harder.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: At someone who also recommending between meetings and so on, but I think that was mostly for the.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: big picture question you mentioned, those of us process what were some of the highlights from the discussions at least they're like wait, you see this work like going in the next decade or so and, like where are the biggest improvements yeah I mean like I said that there are.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: So I think that i'm not exactly sure in terms of the final prioritization and how this one factor to be five and i'm hoping that event generators, you know take Center stage but takes Center stage but.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: I missed one part of all the on the line you buddy this is is the same as the multiple multi portal scheduling or is the fact that underlying when you mentioned, I think I wish that.

448
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WH11NE- Sunrise: You see a ball Python skit or like the number it's kind of like double effect, I mean i'm just want to clarify the underlying emotion I doing this.

449
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WH11NE- Sunrise: Right so double bond on staffing is much higher pity.

450
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WH11NE- Sunrise: pity process where you're literally you're so you'd have a single model skeptic prevented galaxy right if you have the same thing that's that same time on diagram but happening twice that so yeah so that's what I call i'm just asking the underlying.

451
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WH11NE- Sunrise: Yes, so back to the fire TV very soft non productive to see okay if you're treated as your penguin yes right.

452
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WH11NE- Sunrise: it's the country speaker for its most of the underlying that.

453
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WH11NE- Sunrise: I mean you can visualize it as many gems of potential deal with all.

454
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WH11NE- Sunrise: That is your ticket as your signal that's that's called modifies kit devil is going to take it as our backlog so.

455
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WH11NE- Sunrise: We have a commercial the PDF you have to consider on the line as well right for the top, I mean you just have to give us scale cod somewhere that below it's.

456
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WH11NE- Sunrise: going to come.

457
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WH11NE- Sunrise: Out with a surprise infection I don't actually got it yeah I mean, so the other night but it but it's still important with the city.

458
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WH11NE- Sunrise: region, the PDF it's not particularly part it's a nice to see.

459
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WH11NE- Sunrise: That I can.

460
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WH11NE- Sunrise: Do it right.

461
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WH11NE- Sunrise: So so there's pop okay okay there's a question whether you are really talking about like what we call the on the legacy vendors part of the process, or how you simulate it the way you would simulated than the generator.

462
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WH11NE- Sunrise: and possibly non cassava modeling and there's a smooth transition between the two when nobody really knows what to do, whether you just do today.

463
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WH11NE- Sunrise: and hope it to the person yeah.

464
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WH11NE- Sunrise: Okay.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Questions maybe last night for me yeah, we should like the preparation for the class actions your initial idea, working with that actually.

466
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WH11NE- Sunrise: Babylon partners is on top of our single was asked, is it because yes it's also part of the electorate yeah so we have like I said the benchmark accuracy is next to next to the date order in DC next.

467
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WH11NE- Sunrise: Week that's younger and you're using several calculator because at this point it's matrix but the the hot thing list we would that list on what the finish of that's going to be okay.

468
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WH11NE- Sunrise: you read the matrix here.

469
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WH11NE- Sunrise: um it might do I don't matrix or just you know people mean so notice the problem that, since we migrated SL submit there's no public version of matrix that works so so yeah.

470
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WH11NE- Sunrise: So I haven't introduced myself um.

471
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WH11NE- Sunrise: But.

472
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WH11NE- Sunrise: yeah our waitress contact also at this point D E, F G speculating, we have to compromise do it, though, so I don't know what they what machine here and on but.

473
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WH11NE- Sunrise: yeah.

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WH11NE- Sunrise: Okay, otherwise there's no questions let's thank our speaker again.