Prescaled Trigger: What Does It Mean?
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All trigger publications of all the experiments should describe that.
You can't take everything at the full rate, but you still want some samples for e. g. low-energetic events, so you evaluate some triggers only for 1 out of x events, reducing the trigger rate (the rate of events that get stored based on this trigger) to a reasonable rate.
You can't take everything at the full rate, but you still want some samples for e. g. low-energetic events, so you evaluate some triggers only for 1 out of x events, reducing the trigger rate (the rate of events that get stored based on this trigger) to a reasonable rate.
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