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I want to do a project using machine learning on the calorimeter event data of the LHCb. How can I access this data? Is it very difficult to navigate your way through the source code on your own?
Why would he be your supervisor if he doesn't do any supervision?It's me said:he just wants me to figure it all out on my own.
mfb said:Why would he be your supervisor if he doesn't do any supervision?
To access event data for LHCb calorimeters, you will need to have a valid account on the CERN computing network. Once you have an account, you can use the LHCb software framework to access and analyze the data.
The LHCb calorimeters record energy deposits from particles produced in collisions at the Large Hadron Collider. This data includes information on the energy, position, and time of the particles, as well as the type of particle and its trajectory.
Access to LHCb calorimeter data is restricted to authorized researchers who have been granted access by the LHCb collaboration. Additionally, the data may only be used for scientific research purposes and cannot be shared with non-authorized individuals.
LHCb calorimeter data can be downloaded through the LHCb software framework, using tools such as the LHCb application manager (LbApp) or the Grid application manager (Ganga). These tools allow for efficient downloading and processing of large amounts of data.
No, real-time data from the LHCb calorimeters is not accessible to external researchers. Only authorized members of the LHCb collaboration have access to real-time data for monitoring and control purposes.