TL;DR
This paper introduces a 'bonsai' boosted decision tree that enhances high-level triggering in particle physics by being more efficient, robust, and faster than traditional methods, suitable for real-time data acquisition systems.
Contribution
The paper presents a modified BDT, called 'bonsai' BDT, which improves efficiency, robustness, and speed for high-level triggering in particle physics experiments.
Findings
More efficient than traditional cut-based methods
Robust against detector instabilities
Very fast for online processing
Abstract
High-level triggering is a vital component in many modern particle physics experiments. This paper describes a modification to the standard boosted decision tree (BDT) classifier, the so-called "bonsai" BDT, that has the following important properties: it is more efficient than traditional cut-based approaches; it is robust against detector instabilities, and it is very fast. Thus, it is fit-for-purpose for the online running conditions faced by any large-scale data acquisition system.
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