1 | \section{Criteria for the Optimal Signal Extraction (STILL TO DO!!)}
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3 | \subsection{Resolution and Bias}
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4 | \ldots {\textit{The jitter to identical input pulses is measured, for times, amplitudes,
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5 | high-gain and low-gain pulses and different signal and background levels }}
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7 | \subsection{Stability}
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8 | \ldots {\textit The stability of an extractor to slightly varying pulse shapes is examined. }
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9 | \begin{itemize}
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10 | \item Stability w.r.t. different weights files \ldots Hendrik
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11 | \item Outliers in time and amplitude extractions \ldots ???
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12 | \item Stability of conversion factors from the calibration \ldots Markus
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13 | \item Stability w.r.t. the calibration secondary pulses \ldots Hendrik ???
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14 | \end{itemize}
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15 |
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16 | \subsection{Linearity}
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17 | \ldots {\textit The Nuria plots ... }
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19 | \subsection{Treatment of Calibration Pulses}
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20 | \ldots {\textit In this section, the question of the different pulse shapes between calibration pulses, its
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21 | secondary pulses, possible secondary pulses from hadronic showers and the typical Cherenkov
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22 | pulses are extracted by the different extractors and typical dependencies examined, like the
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23 | Razmik plot, the number of photo-electrons with number of slices, comparisons between different colours, etc.}
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24 |
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25 | \subsection{Low Gain Extraction}
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26 | \ldots {\textit The stability of the low-gain extraction w.r.t. the high-gain extraction}
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27 |
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28 | \subsection{Applicability for Different Sampling Speeds / No Pulse Shaping.}
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29 | \ldots {\textit Some comments by Hendrik ...}
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31 | \subsection{CPU Requirements}
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32 | \ldots {\textit The needed CPU time for each extractor}
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33 |
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34 | %%% Local Variables:
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35 | %%% mode: latex
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36 | %%% TeX-master: "MAGIC_signal_reco"
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37 | %%% End:
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