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Title: Noise in jets study


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Noise (in) jets study
Bernard Andrieu (LPNHE,Paris) JetMET meeting
02/27/2003
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Goal Separate good from fake jets
Definition fake made out of noise (
possible minimum bias energy)
good not fake (still it can include some
noise!)
Data Run 169183, 169222, 169262 (????K events),
p13.05.00 No trigger requirement. Processed with
top_analyse. Cone 0.5 jets, standard ID cuts
(without CHF cut) ? 0.05 lt EMF lt 0.95 ? n90 gt
1 ? HotF lt 10
Monte-Carlo ctf_p1308_qcd_pt40_sig2.5_tmb
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How to select good jets? (I)
Trigger validation L1set a Could bias
selection (CH not included in L1 readout)
Other selection variables
Jet-track matching dR(jet,track)
Jet-Jet matching in the transverse plane
DeltaPhi (0 for back-to-back jets)
a Same remark as for track-jet matching
Missing Et Ptmiss/sqrt(ET)
a Could also suppress noisy (but still) good
jets
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How to select good jets? (II)
(without introducing selection biases)
Solution (?)
- Select events with only two jets (even before
quality cuts)
f90
- Cross-checks between variables
l1set/PT
(see effects on one variable when cutting on
another independent one)
- Compare with Monte-Carlo
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How to select good jets? (III)
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How to select good jets? (IV)
dR(cal-track)
DeltaPhi
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Final good jets selection
Exactly two jets (no 3rd jet, even not passing
the quality cuts)
Leading jet validated by L1 energy (L1set/PTgt0.3)
Minimal requirement on L1 energy for second jet
(L1set/PTgt0.)
40 lt S PTjet lt 60
60 lt S PTjet lt 80
80 lt S PTjet lt 100
DeltaPhi
100 lt S PTjet lt 140
140 lt S PTjet lt 200
200 lt S PTjet lt 300
Reasonable agreement DATA/MC
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f90 for good jets (data vs MC)
Data
MC
f90 depends mainly on the number of merges
otherwise data and MC similar
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emf chf for good jets (data vs MC)
emf
chf
0 merge
1 merge
gt 1 merge
Discrepancy DATA/MC for high emf (0 merge) and
high chf

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f90 correlations for good jets (data)
f90 vs log10(E)
f90 vs chf
mergegt1
merge0
merge1
f90 depends on E for mergelt1, doesnt depend on
chf (at a fixed merge)
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f90 correlations for good jets (MC)
f90 vs log10(E)
f90 vs chf
merge0
merge1
mergegt1
Lack of statistics at low E, similar correlations
as in data
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How to select fake jets?
13
Distributions for fake jets
Leading jet
Second jet
merge
eta
f90
More merges than in data, but similar f90 at
fixed merge
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f90 correlations for fake jets
f90 vs log10(E)
f90 vs chf
Leading jet
Second jet
Lack of statistics, similar correlations as in
data (for mergegt 1)
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Summary
  • ? Confirmation of effect seen by Vishnu on
    Monte-Carlo
  • good jets may have high values of f90
  • ? Pure fake jets dont seem to be a problem
  • How to reduce the noise for good jets?
  • ? Several (complementary?) approaches
  • 1) get rid of cells with high occupancy (run by
    run) Robert
  • 2) get rid of individual isolated noise cells
    (event by event)
  • T42 algorithm (Jean-Roch)
  • 3) get rid of noisy preclusters in CH to avoid
    merges in excess
  • modify seeding algorithm to raise
    threshold in CH (Emmanuel)
  • 4) subtract mean noise contribution to jets,
    depending on eta, number of merges,
  • energy in CH?
  • ? To do estimate efficiency and purity of jets
    with present quality cuts, compare with MC at
    lower PT, improve quality cuts, re-run jet
    algorithms with modified seeding on physics
    sample (e.g. Wjet(s)), subtract noise, etc
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