Currently, a track is considered to be unmatched if its measurements are from multiple particles.
However, the ACTS defines that the track is matched if the number of measurements of major particle is larger than the half of the number of measurements. This increases the actual tracking efficieny of seq_example slightly
Currently, a track is considered to be unmatched if its measurements are from multiple particles. However, the ACTS defines that the track is matched if the number of measurements of major particle is larger than the half of the number of measurements. This increases the actual tracking efficieny of
seq_example
slightlyRelated code in ACTS: https://github.com/acts-project/acts/blob/69e0b6b181a14daab9b99e1ae6b576914a060afb/Examples/Algorithms/TruthTracking/ActsExamples/TruthTracking/TrackTruthMatcher.cpp#L97