Abstract
Comparisons between data and theoretical predictions need to be performed in a consistent way: either, detector effects are added to any model predictions and curves are compared at detector level, or data are corrected to the stable particle level, where detector effects are removed; any event generator which includes parton evolution, hadronization and UE simulation, produces predictions at this level.
Keywords
Singular Value Decomposition Detector Effect Migration Effect Response Matrix Detector Simulation
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