Long-term projects:
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IRIS-HEP : Sustainable Software for high energy physics
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DIANA/HEP : Sustainable Software for high energy physics
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Reproducibility & Reinterpretability:
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RECAST: A project to make it possible to reinterpret experimental results in the context of a different theoretical model.
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Reana: Reproducible research data analysis platform (spinoff from RECAST)
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yadage: a language and engine for flexible, distributed workflows (mainly by Lukas Heinrich - docs code
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Crayfis: The app that turns your phone into a cosmic ray detector. No joke.
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INSPIRE: The literature database for HEP (I'm on the advisory board)
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HEPData: High Energy Physics Data Repository (I'm on the advisory board)
Big projects:
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MadMiner: advanced likelihood-free inference particle physics (eg. for effective field theory measurements)
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Carl: a toolbox for likelihood-free inference (Gilles Louppe and Juan Pavez ) - documentation, code
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RooStats: The statistical tools used widely at the LHC, and almost exclusively for the Higgs discovery.
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HistFactory: A tool for building statistical models based on histogram templates, with a rich set of components for modeling systeamtic uncertainties through simulation-based and data-driven approaches. Modern python-based implementation in pyhf.
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EventView: an analysis framework used widely in the early days of ATLAS, then abandoned, then largely re-invented for RunII.
Smaller projects:
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Look elsewhere effect 2d: code
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Information Geometry: Higgs EFT, Ambient Fisher Information
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Fast Asimov Utils: code
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decouple: Decoupling uncertainties through composition (emphasis on theoretical uncertainties and Higgs measurements)
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UnicodeIt: a little tool that lets me type this "H\to \gamma\gamma" and turn it into H→ γγ (anywhere due to unicode) with a little system-wide hotkey.
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KEYS - Ancient code used at LEP for kernel density estimation