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\item Then the procedure follow the theoretical one, considering these as our measured tracks.  \end{itemize}  The code has been written so that it's possible to use a personal model for the resolution (but still gaussian) and implementing a personal choice of the tracks to use to compute the jet tag. \subsection{Results with ALEPH}  We implemented the same quality cuts used in the ALEPH work, that are:  \begin{itemize}  \item abs(track.path.smeared_impact_parameter) < 2.5e-3  \item track.path.ip_resolution < 7.5e-4 and \  \item track.e() > 0.4 and \  \item track.path.min_dist_to_jet.Mag() < 7e-4 and \  \item track.path.min_dist_to_jet_significance < 10 and \  \item track.path.jet_point_min_approach.Mag() < 1e-2  \end{itemize}  return track.q() != 0 and \  and \