Closed sabinekraml closed 2 years ago
@sabinekraml this is a good idea. At the moment though we're simply just web scraping the ATLAS publications website https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/AtlasPublic for entries that have the "Likelihood available" tag
though given that there is the option to sort by physics group perhaps it is possible to also pull this tag out as well.
While I can poke around at this, @kratsg might know immediately.
Ah, if your scraping the twiki entries, you should in fact be able to use several more tags, like 'Physics theme', 'Signature' and 'Analysis characteristics'
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@sabinekraml https://github.com/sabinekraml this is a good idea. At the moment though we're simply just web scraping the ATLAS publications website https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/AtlasPublic for entries that have the "Likelihood available" tag
though given that there is the option to sort by physics group perhaps it is possible to also pull this tag out as well.
While I can poke around at this, @kratsg https://github.com/kratsg might know immediately.
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Ah, if your scraping the twiki entries, you should in fact be able to use several more tags, like 'Physics theme', 'Signature' and 'Analysis characteristics'
This will take additional revisions beyond just adding entries from the table, as that is part of the selection process for the entries that populate the table. So I'll make this a separate Issue.
Giordon pointed me to the atlas.json file. It seems a good idea to me to keep track of published likelihoods this way. However, to make this really useful, it will be good if the metadata don't only provide a list of what's there but enable search queries. A first step in this direction could be "group" entry (SUSY, Higgs, top, ...) in the json file. Just a suggestion ....