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Kalman-Filter Charged Particle Tracker

This Git repository serves as the culmination of my MSc project, focusing on the implementation of the Kalman-Filter technique from scratch. The project centers around a 2D toy model charged particle tracker, specifically designed to work with a transverse magnetic field.

Repository Structure

  • data/

    • This folder contains the datasets used for the project. These datasets are used as input for the Kalman-Filter implementations.
  • makeTracks/

    • This directory includes scripts and utilities for generating and manipulating track data for charged particles.
  • utils/

    • Utility scripts and helper functions that support the main Kalman-Filter implementations.
  • CKFwithChargedParticles.py

    • Implementation of the Combinatorial Kalman-Filter algorithm with charged particles.
  • KFwithChargedParticles.py

    • Basic Kalman-Filter implementation specifically for tracking charged particles in a transverse magnetic field.
  • KFwithNeutralParticles.py

    • Implementation of the Kalman-Filter algorithm for tracking neutral particles, included for comparison purposes.

Project Description

The primary goal of this project is to implement the Kalman-Filter technique from scratch for tracking charged particles in a 2D environment with a transverse magnetic field. The project includes multiple implementations of the Kalman-Filter algorithm to handle different types of particles and scenarios.

Key Features

  • Kalman-Filter Implementations:

    • The repository includes three main Python scripts that implement the Kalman-Filter technique for different particle scenarios: CKF with charged particles (CKFwithChargedParticles.py), basic charged particles (KFwithChargedParticles.py), and neutral particles (KFwithNeutralParticles.py).
  • Utility Functions:

    • The utils directory provides additional support functions that aid in data processing, visualization, and algorithm implementation.