Analysis Preservation in ATLAS

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Long before data taking ATLAS established a policy that all analyses need to be preserved. In the initial data-taking period, this has been achieved by various tools and techniques. ATLAS is now reviewing the analysis preservation with the aim to bring coherence and robustness to the process and wit...

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Autores principales: Heinrich, Lukas, South, David, Jones, Roger, Cranmer, Kyle
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2015
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Particle Physics - Experiment
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2007510
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author Heinrich, Lukas
South, David
Jones, Roger
Cranmer, Kyle
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South, David
Jones, Roger
Cranmer, Kyle
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description Long before data taking ATLAS established a policy that all analyses need to be preserved. In the initial data-taking period, this has been achieved by various tools and techniques. ATLAS is now reviewing the analysis preservation with the aim to bring coherence and robustness to the process and with a clearer view of the level of reproducibility that is reasonably achievable. The secondary aim is to reduce the load on the analysts. Once complete, this will serve for our internal preservation needs but also provide a basis for any subsequent sharing of analysis results with external parties.
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spelling cern-20075102019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2007510engHeinrich, LukasSouth, DavidJones, RogerCranmer, KyleAnalysis Preservation in ATLASParticle Physics - ExperimentLong before data taking ATLAS established a policy that all analyses need to be preserved. In the initial data-taking period, this has been achieved by various tools and techniques. ATLAS is now reviewing the analysis preservation with the aim to bring coherence and robustness to the process and with a clearer view of the level of reproducibility that is reasonably achievable. The secondary aim is to reduce the load on the analysts. Once complete, this will serve for our internal preservation needs but also provide a basis for any subsequent sharing of analysis results with external parties.ATL-SOFT-SLIDE-2015-160oai:cds.cern.ch:20075102015-04-08
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Analysis Preservation in ATLAS
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