Status and Future development of the Full Event Interpretation Algorithm at Belle II

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Authors	William Sutcliffe
Date	2020-07-28
Belle II Number	BELLE2-TALK-CONF-2020-050
Abstract	The Full Event Interpretation (FEI) is an exclusive tagging algorithm, that was developed for the Belle II experiment. By employing multivariate classifiers the FEI can identify and reconstruct semileptonic and hadronic B meson decay cascades with high efficiency. In this talk the status and performance of the FEI using recorded Belle II collision data is presented. Calibration studies of the FEI efficiency using standard candle processes such as 𝐵→𝑋ℓ𝜈¯ℓ are reported to evaluate the algorithm’s tagging performance. Further, we discuss the status of future developments to extend the capabilities of the algorithm to reconstruct 𝐵𝑠 mesons and to include baryonic 𝐵 meson decay cascades.
Conference	40th International Conference on High Energy Physics