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Neural networks boost B-tagging
The LHCb collaboration developed an inclusive deep-learning flavour tagger for neutral B-mesons, improving tagging power by up to 35%.
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Read article 'Neural networks boost B-tagging'
The LHCb collaboration developed an inclusive deep-learning flavour tagger for neutral B-mesons, improving tagging power by up to 35%.
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