Building a new clustering algorithm E. Czerwinski, B. Di Micco, P. Moskal.

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Building a new clustering algorithm E. Czerwinski, B. Di Micco, P. Moskal

Motivation Interesting also for the interferometry measurement of the CP violating process: K S      L      huge background from  L  

High granularity comparison 2 beams of photons are simulated. z=0, x uniform distributed Relevant improvement in merging, worsening of the splitting (clustering algo-rithm not optimized for high granularity!!) x Y cm X cm Y cm E (MeV) split At the beginning, no improvement was observed in merging reason: the algorithm merges everything in 20 cm.

The clustering algorithm The KLOE clustering algorithm cannot be easily adapted for high granularity read-out. Merges everything is at 20 cm distance. 4 cm in our modified version. All the rest is split. NO CLUSTER SHAPE ANALYSIS EFFORT IS NEEDED TO REDESIGN IT From the LNF meeting

Merging and splitting (multianode case) Events with one cluster give the merging probability events > 2 clusters give the splitting probability. Relevant improvement in merging, worsening of the splitting Standard algorithm lowering the cut at 4 cm The splitting is out of control E 1 = E 2 =300 MeV E 1 = 50 MeV E 2 =300 MeV - standard - multi-anode - standard - multi-anode 7 MeV cut on small clusters

How to increase granularity? Software granularity 20 cmHardware granularity 4.4 cm Multi-anode 1.1 cm 4.54 New algorithm new algorithm + hardware upgrade Campana's proposal: “Let's give 10% of the money we need for the hardware upgrade to someone that rewrites the clustering”. Barrel upgrade price: 24*12*5 cells = 1440*2 multianodes = 2880*1000 = /10 = € = 19 X my year fee (IT IS WORTH TO TRY!!!) Improvement factor

Who is doing it? Of course Pierluigi was joking, so we need people that collaborate in doing it. The Polish group (Pawel + students) has expressed interest in doing it (the same day of the meeting while coming back to home) I was in Poland in December to describe them the calorimeter and how to use the FLUKA simulation in order to study the clustering; Two weeks ago they came here, and showed us the working principle of the algorithm. Then Erik Czerwinsky and me started to implement it.

New clustering algorithm development Global redesign of the clustering requirements ● improving the merging/splitting probability; ● easy to adapt at higher granularity (to make Branchini happy); ● Usable also in KLOE 1. ) Graziano cannot complain that we use KLOE resources for KLOE2; 2. ) It is a benefit for cluster merging dominated analyses (a 0, h  p 0 gg, e'/e)

Method topological merging of the cells, cut based criteria: 1) distance (merge cells) 2) Time rms split clusters (rms) 1) likelihood implementation of time, energy and multiplicity distributions, able to distinguish between 2 particles candidates and 1 particle candidate 2) Optimization of the clustering with different particle hypotheses (electron-photons, muons-pions) Old clustering New clustering

Build preclustersPre-cluster validationPre-cluster merging Final cluster Algorithm scheme step 1 Group connec-ted cells on the same column. Group column in pairs if they have at least one cell side connected. Final precluster Project cells of both sides on one side. Two cells are connected if they touch on a full side Pre-cluster 2 Pre-cluster 1 Pre-cluster side A + B

Build preclustersPre-cluster validationPre-cluster merging Final cluster Algorithm scheme step 2 Group connec-ted cells on the same column. Group column in pairs if they have at least one cell side connected. Final precluster Project cells of both sides on one side. Check cells with full information. Compute time, z and energy of cells. Split them on the basis of likelihood variables built with available informations Verify cell with missing informations checking time, energy with precluster hypothesis Compute position, time and energy of the precluster

E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m E γ =300 MeV 1m Σ E Possible topology identification

E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m E γ =300 MeV 1m Δt

E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m E γ =300 MeV 1m Σ t

Control sample selection for likelihood tuning no merging case f  hg, h  gg 1) Very clean signal 2) The energy of the photons is given by the kinematic fit at 1 MeV level Need to run on “rad” stream. No cell information on 'drn' stream. Average number of files 15 / run Easy to load more than 100 files: 10 runs bunch.

E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m E γ =300 MeV 4m 1m MCDATA

Δt StSt MC DATA MCDATA Possibility to reconstruct particle direction using hits pattern?

Status of the job Build preclustersPre-cluster validationPre-cluster merging Final cluster Group connec-ted cells on the same column. Group column in pairs if they have at least one cell side connected. Final precluster Project cells of both sides on one side. Check cells with full information. Compute time, z and energy of cells. Split them on the basis of likelihood variables built with available informations Verify cell with missing informations checking time, energy with precluster hypothesis Compute position, time and energy of the precluster

Resources working on it ● Moskal + students 100% but the starting time is not known (students are still involved in exams); ● Czerwinski 10 % - 20 % (some hours for week but continuous work) ● B. Di Micco supervision and suggestions