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[https://iris-hep.org/projects/accel-gnn-tracking.html Accelerated GNN Tracking]
 
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===Belle 2 GNN Tracking===
 
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[https://publish.etp.kit.edu/record/22115 Full Event Interpretation using Graph Neural Networks - Lea Reuter Master's Thesis]
 
[https://publish.etp.kit.edu/record/22115 Full Event Interpretation using Graph Neural Networks - Lea Reuter Master's Thesis]
 
[https://github.com/gnn-tracking GitHub page on GNN tracking with some code]
 
  
 
==Other Tracking Info==
 
==Other Tracking Info==
 
[https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.1806.05880 Interfacing Geant4, Garfield++ and Degrad for the Simulation of Gaseous Detectors]
 
[https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.1806.05880 Interfacing Geant4, Garfield++ and Degrad for the Simulation of Gaseous Detectors]

Revision as of 15:35, 3 August 2023

Graph Neural Networks (GNN) are a type of machine learning. GNN algorithms are being increasingly used for track finding and could be the best method of tracking for the mTPC.

Articles and resources

Graph Neural Networks for Particle Tracking and Reconstruction

Graph Neural Networks for Particle Reconstruction in High Energy Physics detectors

Charged Particle Tracking via Edge‐Classifying Interaction Networks

Accelerated GNN Tracking

GitHub page on GNN tracking with some code

Belle 2 GNN Tracking

Belle2 GNN Poster at CHEP 2023. (See link to poster at bottom of page.)

GNN-based Track and Vertex Finding

Full Event Interpretation using Graph Neural Networks - Lea Reuter Master's Thesis

Other Tracking Info

Interfacing Geant4, Garfield++ and Degrad for the Simulation of Gaseous Detectors