Measurement of the Atmospheric Muon Neutrino Energy Spectrum with IceCube in the 79- and 86-String Configuration Tim Ruhe, Mathis Börner, Florian Scheriau,

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Measurement of the Atmospheric Muon Neutrino Energy Spectrum with IceCube in the 79- and 86-String Configuration Tim Ruhe, Mathis Börner, Florian Scheriau, Martin Schmitz, TU Dortmund Flux Energy

2 Outline  IceCube and atmospheric neutrinos  Event Selection  Spectrum Unfolding  Results  Summary and Outlook

3 IceCube and atmospheric neutrinos Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse

4 Data Preprocessing Cut on zenith angle > 86° Redcution of the data volume, BUT remaining background is significantly harder to reject Additional cuts:  Lepton velocity  Empty Hits  Truncated Energy (estimator)  Track length

5 Feature Selection Stability Jaccard: Average over many sets of variables: Number of Variables Jaccard Index

6 Training and Validation of a Random Forest  use an ensemble of simple decision trees  Obtain final classification as an average over all trees

7 Random Forest Output  200 trees  5 Random Features per node  120,000 signal events  30,000 background events Forest Settings:

8 Random Forest Output (IC79) Find a trade-off between background rejection and signal efficiency Place a cut at confidence >=0.92  212 neutrino candidates per day  neutrino candidates in total  330±200 background muons

9 Random Forest Output (IC86) 2-dimensional cut  289 neutrino candidates per day  neutrino candidates in total  410±220 background muons

10 Why unfold?  Muon production governed by stochastical processes  Energy losses on the way towards the detector  Finite resolution  Limited acceptance of the detector Inverse Problem, to be solved with TRUEE.

11 Unfolding Input (1): Energy Correlation Input variables show good correlation with energy

12 Unfolding Input (2): Background Distributions for IC79 Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse Background events are located at lower energies Therefore, they do not affect the highest energy bins

13 Unfolding Input (3): Background Distributions for IC86 Background events are located at lower energies Therefore, they do not affect the highest energy bins

14 Unfolding Input (3): Background Distributions for IC86

15 Unfolding the spectrum TRUEE 3 energy dependent input variables TRUEE Clear deviation from an atmospheric only prediction

16 More results Combining the spectra Unfolding different zenith bands

17 Summary and Outlook Random Forest & MRMR TRUEE

18 Backup Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse

19 IC86 Precuts Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse

20 IC79 Precuts Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse

21 Comparison to other measurements Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse

22 Relevance vs. Redundancy: MRMR (continuous case) Relevance: Redundancy: MRMR: or

23 IC86 Confidence Distributions Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse

24 Unfolding Input for IC86 Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse

25 IC86 2D Cut Tim Ruhe | Statistische Methoden der Datenanalyse