DCTracks: An Open Dataset for Machine Learning-Based Drift Chamber Track Reconstruction
Qian Liyan, Zhang Yao, Yuan Ye, Zhang Zhaoke, Fang Jin, Jiang Shimiao, Zhang Jin, Li Ke, Liu Beijiang, Xu Chenglin, Zhang Yifan, Jia Xiaoqian, Qin Xiaoshuai, Huang Xingtao

TL;DR
This paper presents a new open dataset for drift chamber track reconstruction, enabling standardized evaluation of traditional and ML-based algorithms, including GNNs, to improve future research in particle tracking.
Contribution
It introduces a Monte Carlo dataset and evaluation metrics for ML-based drift chamber track reconstruction, including a GNN approach, promoting reproducibility and comparison.
Findings
GNNs outperform traditional algorithms in certain scenarios
Standardized metrics enable fair comparison of methods
Open dataset facilitates future research and benchmarking
Abstract
We introduce a Monte Carlo (MC) dataset of single- and two-track drift chamber events to advance Machine Learning (ML)-based track reconstruction. To enable standardized and comparable evaluation, we define track reconstruction specific metrics and report results for traditional track reconstruction algorithms and a Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) method, facilitating rigorous, reproducible validation for future research.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTraffic Prediction and Management Techniques · Traffic control and management · Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Safety
