Status of PID. PID in in Release Muon Identification Influence of of G4-Bug on on PID. BABAR Collaboration Meeting, Oct 1st 2005

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Status of PID PID in in Release 18 18 Run Run 3,, Run Run 5 Muon Identification Influence of of G4-Bug on on PID The PID-Group: David Aston (*), Bipul Bhuyan (*), Thorsten Brandt, Kevin Flood, Jonathan Hollar (*), Xuanzhong Li, Sheila McLachlin, Milind Purohit, Sepehr Saremi, Ryan White BABAR Collaboration Meeting, Oct 1st 2005 (*) moving on to other duties; we re getting short of manpower!

Overview : What happened since Elba?? Continued validation of Run3 / R18 processing > feedback to EMC ( bugfixes) > validation of new de/dx calibration constants? Validation of Run5 / R18 processing > validation of de/dx calibration for Run5 1st round of processing / skimming had run4 constants > look at PID-performance before and after DCH-FEX bugfix > validate improvements in IFR reconstruction alignments, bugfixes, software improvements...? Retrain NN based muon selectors (still ongoing)? Look at consequences of Geant4 bug on PID

What means Validation?? Produce a full set of PidTables for each selector and particle type > run BtaApp on data and produce ntuples > analyze ntuples and produce PidTables > automatic production of comparison plots (eff./fake rate vs. p)? Allows for very detailed checks ALL Sheila Xuanzhong > even deviations on the few % - level located in small regions of phase space can be noticed? Important ingredients: > capability to run in refit mode thanks to CM2! > capability to run 100 s of jobs simultaneously in batch farm > framework for automated production of PidTables & plots thanks to SCS!

Electron Identification (Run3 / R18)? Slight discrepancy observed at low momentum > PidLHElectronSelector > emicroverytight PidLHElectronSelector Thorste? Look at the difference in 2 dimensions > there is a problem near 90 degrees!

Electron Identification (Run3 / R18)? Look at discriminating variables > find problems with point where track intersects the EMC > report to EMC group? Source of problem found > intersection algorithm fooled by EMC alignment? Bugfix by EMC-group > too late for already reprocessed data > for R18, additional AppModule which recomputes problematic intersection points > will run in Skims (R18b) Thorsten / EMC SW Group (Rolf)

Kaon Identification (Run 5)? Check performance with latest de/dx validations? Tight LH-based Kaon selector ( KLHTight ): K efficiency run 4 runs 54300-55745 K efficiency run 4 runs > 56797 π fake rate run 4 runs 54300-55745 π fake rate run 4 runs > 56797 Thorsten/Xuanzhong > slight problem with K efficiency at 1 GeV/c at beginning of Run5 (LH-selectors only)

Kaon Identification (Run 5)? Study to retune LH based K selector for first Run5 data > change cuts on likelihood ratios to regain old eff. at 1 GeV/c > following plots show pseudo-efficiencies of KLHLoose no corrections for control sample contaminations Sep Run4 / R16 Run5 / R18, original Run4 / R16 Run5 / R18, retuned

Kaon Identification (Run 5)? Retuning of cuts can almost recover efficiency loss in first part of Run5? New cuts also lead to a slightly higher fake rate? So far, new cuts not implemented > would require to implement cuts as function of time > only the first part of run5 affected > would also need to work out new cuts for KLHTight and KLHVeryTight > would need to run this through PID validation cycle > after all, it is only a small effect

Muon Identification? BIG improvement due to LST s? Many improvements in IFR reconstruction, even for RPC s > new alignment constants for Run 5 forward & belt part aligned for the first time barrel re-alignments for Runs 4 & 5 > improved / fixed clusterfitchi2 > improved Kalman χ 2 > see Sasha s talk from Wednesday for details? NN based muon selectors retuned > retuning based on re-aligned detector > NN kernels loaded into cond18boot > plan another retraining to benefit from improved χ 2 s will be available in time for R18b skimming

IFR Software Improvements? A lot of work by IFR Group (A. Telnov)? Improved calculation of clusterfitchi2 > describes how good 1D-clusters fit together to build a 3D cluster > assumptions on spatial resolution were non-optimal for RPC > even worse for LST > fixed in latest version of IFR-Reco code > will be used in run5 reprocessing IFR SW Group/ A. Telnov > neural nets will be re-trained in time

IFR Software Improvements? New alignments and better Kalman-χ 2 already improve the tight cut based selectors a lot : µ efficiency Run5, original Run5, improved VeryTightMuonMicroSelection π fake rate Run5, original Run5, improved Thorsten/Xuanzhong VeryTightMuonMicroSelection > same data used in both cases > improvements also available for Run4 > plan to retune the cut based selectors

NN based Muon Id. with LSTs Kevin 1.0 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.20 0.18 0.14 0.12 0.10 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 0.00 p [GeV/c]? In Run4/R16: π fake rate of 2% µ efficiency of ~65%? But: Further degradation of RPCs in Run 5

Run5, RPC only p Rejection vs. m Efficiency Barrel Run5, LST only Run3 Run2 Run5 FWD Endcap Kevin 0.5 < p < 2 GeV/c 0.5 < p < 2 GeV/c 2 < p < 4 GeV/c 2 < p < 4 GeV/c

Loose NN-based Muon Identification Run 5 / R18 Run 4 / R16 LST RPC Kevin

NNVeryTightFakeRate Run 5 / R18 Run 4 / R16 Kevin LST RPC

PID & Geant4 Bug? Geant4 - bug causes some pions to stop too early > effect should be most drastic in pion fake rate of µ-selectors Jonathan some pions which would have passed the IFR might be stopped instead pion fake rate too low µ efficiency SP8, bugfix SP8, G4 bug π fake rate SP8, bugfix SP8, G4 bug? Difference for p<1.1 GeV/c > muon id rarely applied below 1 GeV/c anyway > even below 1 GeV/c, your analysis won t be screwed up if you use PID-weighting/tweaking Decision to keep buggy SP8

Sheila s Muon Page? Go to the PID-homepage and follow this link:? Here you will find a lot of useful information > basic things about muon identification > which variables are used for muon identification > how distributions of these variables look like for µ and π > how muon efficiencies in data and MC look like

From Sheila s Muon Page? Efficiency of munntight also available for other muon selectors! > red = efficiency measured from µµγ events in real data > blue = efficiency measured from simulated µµγ events > black = actual muon efficiency in BBar events (MCtruth, GTL) > difference between black and blue systematics

? Electron identification OK Summary > additional module running in PIDSequence? Kaon identification as good as OK > LH Selectors show small drop in efficiency around 1 GeV/c for runs 54300-56797? Muon identification spectacular in LST region > almost eaten up by degraded RPC s, though? Expect further performance increase with clusterfit χ 2 > new neural nets will be available in time for skimming? Small effect of G4-Bug on µ-id in typical p-range > modeling of too low π fake rate compensated by PID-weighting / tweaking anyway