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Uncertainty Quantification and Propagation for ACORN, a geometric deep learning tracking pipeline for HEP experiments
We have developed an Uncertainty Quantification process for multistep pipelines and applied it to the ACORN particle tracking pipeline. All our experiments are made using the TrackML open dataset. Using the Monte Carlo Dropout method, we measure the data and model uncertainties of the pipeline steps
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