2020
DOI: 10.1088/1748-0221/15/12/t12003
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A density-based clustering algorithm for the CYGNO data analysis

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“…Acquisition is conducted on the premise of changes in adjacent data. With the changes in data, the system acquisition interval will change correspondingly, and the temporary changes will cause disorderly changes in the acquisition interval, which will consume the system and cause large errors [14]. erefore, the dual judgment method is used to calculate data fluctuation.…”
Section: Priority Discrimination Of Library Personalized Information Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acquisition is conducted on the premise of changes in adjacent data. With the changes in data, the system acquisition interval will change correspondingly, and the temporary changes will cause disorderly changes in the acquisition interval, which will consume the system and cause large errors [14]. erefore, the dual judgment method is used to calculate data fluctuation.…”
Section: Priority Discrimination Of Library Personalized Information Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to identify patterns of energy deposit due to both NR and ER a 2D cluster identification technique (based on DBSCAN and Geodesic active contour) was developed [11]. By exposing the prototypes to neutrons NR have been identified with a 40% efficiency and a 96% ER rejection at the energy of about 6 keV ee [12].…”
Section: Prototypesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The challenge is to properly reconstruct the recoil trace being able to associate to it each single pixel hit by photons originating from the NR energy deposit. To accomplish this task, we first use i [6] an iterative and customised version of the algorithm to find isolated clusters, then we process clusters iteratively with a morphological geodesic active contour algorithm (GAC) to connect clusters together in a long trace. The GAC algorithm, using the light intensity as an additional variable, can successfully disentangle overlapping clusters belonging to different kinds of particles.…”
Section: Response To Nuclear Recoilsmentioning
confidence: 99%