15–18 Oct 2024
Purdue University
America/Indiana/Indianapolis timezone

Nanosecond ML for calorimeter segmentation

Not scheduled
20m
Steward Center 306 (Third floor) (Purdue University)

Steward Center 306 (Third floor)

Purdue University

128 Memorial Mall Dr, West Lafayette, IN 47907
Poster

Description

Effective pile-up suppression, particle ID and clustering are essential for maximising the physics performance of the Phase-II Global trigger of the ATLAS experiment. To address this, we train both convolutional and DeepSets neural networks to exploit cluster topologies to accurately predict calorimeter cell labels, and benchmark performance against existing approaches. We optimise the networks for firmware deployment and obtain resource and timing estimates.

Focus areas HEP

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