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+ Add <algorithm> header so that nptool-wizard compile

+ Minor changes in README
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#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include <set>
#include <algorithm>
#include <string>
#include <ctime>
#include <cctype>
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Contents
--------
1. Why benchmarks?
2. Prerequisities
3. CATS: a multi-wire low-pressure tracking system
4. GASPARD: a silicon array for particle spectroscopy
1. [Why benchmarks?](#why-benchmarks?)
2. [Prerequisities](#prerequisities)
3. [CATS: a multi-wire low-pressure tracking system](#cats:-a-multi-wire-low-pressure-tracking-system)
4. [GASPARD: a silicon array for particle spectroscopy](#gaspard:-a-silicon-array-for-particle-spectroscopy)
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$ root -l ShowResult.C
```
Alternatively, you can run the `benchmark_cats.sh` script which runs the
analysis and display the results.
Alternatively to the two previous commands, you can run the `benchmark_cats.sh`
script which runs the analysis and display the results.
![essai](../Benchmarks/cats/cats_ref.png)
Experimental data for the present benchmark comes from the interaction of a
<sup>58</sup>Ni ion beam at 75 MeV/u in the CATS detector. A mask with a known
pattern was inserted in front of CATS in order to calibrate the position
<sup>58</sup>Ni ion beam at 75 MeV/u in a CATS detector. A mask with a known
pattern was inserted in front of it in order to calibrate the position
reconstruction. Results that should be obtained when running the benchmark
are shown in Fig.~\ref{f:cats}. The mask pattern including circular holes of
different diameters is clearly observed.
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_npanalysis_ utility.
### GASPARD: a silicon array for particle spectroscopy
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