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Author(s)

NameInstitutionMail AddressSocial Contacts
Brunella D'AnziINFN Sezione di Bari brunella.d'anzi@cern.chSkype: live:ary.d.anzi_1; Linkedin: brunella-d-anzi
Nicola De FilippisINFN Sezione di Bari nicola.defilippis@ba.infn.it

Domenico Diacono

INFN Sezione di Bari

domenico.diacono@ba.infn.it
Walaa ElmetenaweeINFN Sezione di Bariwalaa.elmetenawee@cern.ch
Giorgia MinielloINFN Sezione di Barigiorgia.miniello@ba.infn.it
Andre SznajderRio de Janeiro State Universitysznajder.andre@gmail.com

How to Obtain Support

General Information

ML/DL TechnologiesArtificial Neural Networks (ANNs), Random Forests (RFs)
Science FieldsHigh Energy Physics
DifficultyLow
Language

English

Type

fully annotated and runnable

Software and Tools

Programming LanguagePython
ML Toolset

Tensorflow, Keras, Scikit-learn 

Additional librariesuproot, NumPy, pandas,h5py,seaborn,matplotlib
Suggested EnvironmentsGoogle's Colaboratory

Needed datasets

Data CreatorCMS Experiment
Data TypeSimulation
Data Size1 GB
Data SourceCloud@ReCaS-Bari

Short Description of the Use Case

How to execute it

Use Googe Colab 

What is Google Colab?

Google's Colaboratory is a free online cloud-based Jupyter notebook environment on Google-hosted machines, with some added features, like the possibility to attach a GPU or a TPU if needed with 12 hours of continuous execution time. After that, the whole virtual machine is cleared and one has to start again. The user can run multiple CPU, GPU, and TPU instances simultaneously, but the resources are shared between these instances.

Open the Use Case Colab Notebook

The notebook for this tutorial can be found here. The .ipynb file is available in the attachment section and in this GitHub repository.

Indeed, the user can use it by inserting the URL GitHub and clicking on the VBF_exercise.ipynb icon :



OR one can just click on the following link:  https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1hVA0E5kosM2gdFkJINb6WeVp5hjG1ML1?usp=sharing.

The user must be sure to work on a copy of it on his/her Google Drive in both cases clicking on the "Copy to Drive" icon as shown below:

In order to do this, the user must have a personal Google account.

Input files 

The datasets files are on the Recas Bari's ownCloud and are automatically loaded by the notebook. In case, they are also available here and here.

In the following, the most important excerpts are described.

Annotated Description

References

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