Presentation for my talk at ICHEP 2016, showing early results from my PhD research. The video of my talk can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZavZon1LUbU. The presentation itself can be found at https://via.hypothes.is/https://raoofphysics.github.io/201608_ICHEP.
The slides should also be available on a mobile browser, although Firefox isn't loading the interactive plots for some reason. Against my better judgement, I recommend you use Chrome on Android to view the content.
If you use hypothes.is, please annotate the presentation! I will be grateful for any notes you leave.
This presentation is put together using:
- R, using RStudio
- ggplot2 + plotly for the bar plots
- RAW for the alluvial plots
- knitr (available within RStudio) + reveal.js for the presentation itself
- hypothes.is, which provides the annotation layer on top of the presentation
knitr takes the .Rmd (R Markdown) file and through some wizardry produces a standalone .html file that serves as the presentation.
Please note that efforts to take the index.Rmd and build index.html will fail, since I cannot make the underlying research data public yet. In particular, when the following line is called in the code, the file it refers to (final_dataset.csv) can only be found in my private storage space on CERN's internal servers:
dat <- read.csv(file = "../quant_analysis/final_dataset.csv", header = TRUE)
Support for participating in outreach and the benefits of doing so by Achintya Rao is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
This presentation is part of my PhD research, which is supported by the CMS Collaboration at CERN under the CERN Doctoral Student Programme.
I would like to thank my supervisors for guiding me on this project:
- Dr. Emma Weitkamp (UWE), Director of Studies
- Dr. Clare Wilkinson (UWE)
- Dr. Erik Stengler (UWE)
- Dr. Christine Sutton (CERN)
I would also like to thank Richard Smith-Unna (@blahah) for his invaluable help with R.