Pattern recognition in RICH counters using the Possibilistic C-Spherical Shell algorithm
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The pattern recognition problem in RICH counters concerns the identification of an unknown number of imperfect roughly-circular rings made of a low number of discrete points in presence of background. We present some preliminary results obtained using the Possibilistic C-Spherical Shell algorithm. In particular, we show that the algorithm is very tolerant and robust to noise (outliers rate) level. Moreover, for complex images full of rings, we introduce an iterative scheme that greatly improves performance. Also, the rings are not required to be complete, arcs are sufficient to recognize the underlying rings.
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