πŸ“Š DETAILS OF THE DATASET#

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There are several different types of datasets that Arrakis will generate from both LArSoft and larnd-sim. On the wire detector side (i.e. LArSoft), there are both one and two-dimensional datasets for the light and charge readout respectively, as well as a three-dimensional dataset for the energy depositions. Each of these datasets contains a set of arrays which maintains the event format, i.e. the first index of each array corresponds to a single event. Each event consists of some set of features (variables) which correspond to the light and charge readout from the event. Depending on the dataset, there are also other arrays which may contain high-level truth information corresponding to each `point’ in an event, as well as for the entire event.

WirePlanePointCloud#

This dataset describes the charge readout from a wire-based LArTPC. Each event is broken up into the corresponding views in the detector, and has the corresponding set of low-level features,

Feature

Type

Description

channel

Int

Channel from a wire plane readout which corresponds to a single wire

tdc

Int

Time to digital conversion (TDC) corresponding to the time tick of the channel signal

adc

Int

Analog to digital conversion (ADC) corresponding to the amplitude of the channel signal at time `tdc’

High-level features

Type

Description

source

class

denotes the source of the primary interaction (e.g. beam, radiological, pns, etc.)

topology

class

topological descriptor of physics (e.g. blip, track, shower)

particle

class

the pdg code of the particle which caused the energy deposition

physics

class

high-level descriptor of physics processes (e.g. hip, mip, capture gamma, etc.)

unique_topology

cluster

unique identifier of individual topology instances

unique_particle

cluster

unique identifier of individual particle instances (i.e. track id)

unique_physics

cluster

unique identifier of individual physics instances

hit_mean

hit

the mean tdc value corresponding to the hit

hit_rms

hit

rms of the tdcs corresponding to the hit

hit_amplitude

hit

amplitude of the hit (units of electrons)

hit_charge

hit

integral of the hit (units of electrons)

track_begin

track_topology

hits corresponding to the beginning of tracks

track_end

track_topology

hits corresponding to the ends of tracks

vertex

track_topology

hits corresponding to interaction vertices