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  • Spallation neutron sources widely use event recording in data acquisition systems.
  • Previous data processing methods (histograms) limited temporal or file-based analysis.
  • Event mode data collection offers new avenues for scientific discovery.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Demonstrate advancements in data processing using event mode measurements.
  • Explore new scientific possibilities enabled by event mode data.
  • Highlight techniques for analyzing time-dependent data and improving measurement strategies.

Main Methods:

  • Review principles of event data acquisition and processing.
  • Introduce techniques for exploring temporal changes in event mode data.
  • Apply hierarchical clustering for model-independent data grouping and analysis.

Main Results:

  • Event mode data allows for post-measurement data exploration and rebinning.
  • Statistical methods for determining data quality and optimal measurement duration are demonstrated.
  • Hierarchical clustering effectively improves calibration, reduction, and data exploration.

Conclusions:

  • Event mode data processing significantly enhances the capabilities of spallation neutron sources.
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  • Advanced data analysis techniques, like hierarchical clustering, are crucial for maximizing scientific return.