Searching the Higgs with the Neurochip TOTEM
S. Dusini, F. Ferrari, I. Lazzizzera, A. Sartori, A. Sidoti, G. Tecchiolli
Abstract
We show that neural network classifiers can be helpful in discriminating Higgs production events from the huge background at LHC, assuming the case of a mass value MH 200 GeV. We use the high performance neurochip TOTEM, trained by the Reactive Tabu Search algorithm (RTS), which could be used for on-line purposes. Two different sets of input variables are compared.
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