Machine learning-based b-jet tagging in collisions at TeV
arXiv:2504.18291 · doi:10.1103/rw87-lyw8
Abstract
Studying heavy-flavor jets in collision is important since they can test pQCD calculations and be used as a reference for heavy-ion collisions. Jets in this analysis are reconstructed from charged particles using the anti- algorithm with a resolution parameter 0.4 and with pseudorapidity 0.5. Beauty jets are tagged using a machine learning model that uses a convolutional neural network trained on information extracted from the jet, tracks, and secondary vertices. The results show that this model is superior compared to other traditional tagging methods.
9 pages, 6 captioned figures
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