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refactor!: Rewrote the ambiguity solver for clarity and added Optional Hits Selector #3805

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@Ragansu Ragansu commented Oct 31, 2024

The Score based solver needed one more feature to be more compatible with Athena, that is optional hit selector. The optional selector enables users to add optional function to the hit selection stage which was previously NOT possible.
In order to do this I had to template the existing getCleanedOutTracks.

This gave me an opportunity to rewrite the whole solver again for efficiency and clarity.

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@Ragansu do I understand that right that it is also computing and labeling hits as SharedHits?

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Ragansu commented Nov 6, 2024

@Ragansu do I understand that right that it is also computing and labeling hits as SharedHits?

Yes and No, There is computing of number of tracks shared with a said hit, but its not assigning to Acts::TrackStateFlag
We still need to add the Acts::TrackStateFlag::SharedHitFlag before the track reaches ambi solver,

I could rewrite the code to include this calculation into the ambi solver but I believe it should be part of the original const track object. So before ambiguity solver.

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CarloVarni commented Nov 11, 2024

@Ragansu can you fix the docs test? (assuming it is still there ...)

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Ragansu commented Nov 11, 2024

@Ragansu can you fix the docs test? (assuming it is still there ...)

You mean the one shown by sonar cube ? I probably can but it will take decent amount of time to make appropriate unit tests.
Can I do it in a later PR?

@CarloVarni CarloVarni modified the milestones: next, v38.0.0 Nov 11, 2024
@CarloVarni CarloVarni changed the title refactor: Rewrote the ambiguity solver for clarity and added Optional Hits Selector refactor!: Rewrote the ambiguity solver for clarity and added Optional Hits Selector Nov 11, 2024
@acts-project-service acts-project-service added the Fails Athena tests This PR causes a failure in the Athena tests label Nov 19, 2024
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CarloVarni commented Nov 19, 2024

ok we good to go on this one, failure is unrelated

@CarloVarni CarloVarni added automerge and removed Fails Athena tests This PR causes a failure in the Athena tests labels Nov 19, 2024
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