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feat: Conversion and chain code in traccc #3656

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This PR adds conversion code as well as the code to run simple host-side chain algorithms using traccc.

This code is highly experimental and perhaps not yet of the highest possible quality; I intend to iterate on this later, but I'd like to get the skeleton in to somewhat stabilize this plugin.

Closes #3281, #3320, #3363, #3505.

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A little weekend gift for @asalzburger

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auto traccc = mex.def_submodule("traccc");
auto [_, mex] = ctx.get("main", "examples");
auto m = mex.def_submodule("_traccc");
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Does this run the code that adds a submodule multiple times?

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We anyway need to streamline a bit the python bindings and make it somewhat consistent.

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@asalzburger this is now ready for review.

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This PR adds conversion code as well as the code to run simple host-side
chain algorithms using traccc.

Co-authored-by: Stephen Nicholas Swatman <[email protected]>
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first quick round


namespace ActsExamples::Traccc::Common::Conversion {

std::map<Acts::GeometryIdentifier, std::vector<traccc::cell>> tracccCellsMap(
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I usually bind the namespace explicitly to the definition to avoid late linker errors in case the signature changes


#include "traccc/edm/cell.hpp"

namespace ActsExamples::Traccc::Common::Conversion {
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That looks quite deeply nested. I think we usually try to keep things flap. But nothing critical.

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template <typename detector_t, std::forward_iterator iterator_t>
inline MeasurementContainer convertTracccToActsMeasurements(
const detector_t& detector, iterator_t measurements_begin,
iterator_t measurements_end) {
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nitpick: could be a range instead of begin and end


namespace ActsExamples::Traccc::Common::Conversion {

namespace {
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is it intentional that everything lives in an anonymous namespace here?


namespace ActsExamples::Traccc::Common {

struct TracccChainConfig {
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nitpick: usually we put the config inline with the algorithm

ids=["smeared", "geometric"],
ids=["smeared", "geometric", "odd-smeared", "odd-geometric"],
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should this be a replacement?

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# def create_gen1_tracking_geometry():
# return getOpenDataDetector()

# def create_gen2_tracking_geometry():
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dead code?

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