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- The main uproot developer, Jim Pivarski, walks thought a tutorial and answers many questions as part of the
- Josh Bendvaid show the use of tensorflow for maximum likelihood fits for high-precision SM measurements at CMS as part of the ...
- Uproot provides an easy way to get data from ROOT files into arrays and DataFrames, and Awkward Array lets you manipulate ...
- Henry Schreiner and Hans Dembinski look at the boost-histogram package during the
- Andrzej Novak describes the mplhep library for adding standard HEP plot styles to MatplotLib during the
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Enric Tejedor and Stefan Wunsch describe the Matthew Feickert gives a tutorial on using pyhf for accelerating analyses and preserving likelihoods. Part of the Henry Schreiner gives a tutorial for High Performance Python as part of the Hans Dembinski looks at the past and future of the iminuit package during the
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