Speaker
Gordon Watts
(University of Washington (US))
Description
ServiceX, a data extraction and delivery service for HEP experiments, is being used in ATLAS to prepare training data for a long-lived particle search. The training data contains low-level features not available in the ATLAS experiment’s PHYSLITE format - making ServiceX’s ability to read complex event data (e.g. ATLAS’s xAOD format) ideally suited to solving this problem. This poster will demonstrate the code, the workflow, meta-data used, and how the code was packaged so the analysis team could use and modify the code and data extraction.
Significance
Shows the tricks of getting and cleaning data, and SX performance on fairly large number of datasets, etc. This hasn't been shown before.
Authors
Artur Cordeiro Oudot Choi
(University of Washington (US))
Benjamin Galewsky
(Univ. Illinois at Urbana Champaign (US))
Gordon Watts
(University of Washington (US))
Peter Onyisi
(University of Texas at Austin (US))
