
Anirban Kasturi overhauled electron identification and data processing in the IMSA-CMS/CMSAnalysis repository, focusing on integrating MVA-based Fall17 V2 electron ID working points and streamlining NanoAOD event handling. By removing the HiggsSelector and shifting particle selection logic into NanoAODEventFile, Anirban enabled more refined and maintainable electron data processing. The work included hardening the data pipeline by refining skip-file logic, which improved reliability and downstream analysis readiness. Using C++ and leveraging skills in data analysis and particle physics, Anirban delivered a focused, in-depth feature that elevated electron data quality and supported more precise physics analyses within the project.

Month 2024-11: Implemented Electron MVA-based identification and NanoAOD processing overhaul in IMSA-CMS/CMSAnalysis, introducing Fall17 V2 WP80, WP90, and WPL electron IDs and removing HiggsSelector to shift particle selection handling to NanoAODEventFile. Hardened the data pipeline by refining skip-file logic to improve reliability. These changes elevate electron data quality, enable more precise physics analyses, and improve downstream processing efficiency.
Month 2024-11: Implemented Electron MVA-based identification and NanoAOD processing overhaul in IMSA-CMS/CMSAnalysis, introducing Fall17 V2 WP80, WP90, and WPL electron IDs and removing HiggsSelector to shift particle selection handling to NanoAODEventFile. Hardened the data pipeline by refining skip-file logic to improve reliability. These changes elevate electron data quality, enable more precise physics analyses, and improve downstream processing efficiency.
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