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Learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics
<!--HTML-->In this talk we will survey some of the latest developments in machine learning research through the optics of potential applications in high-energy physics. We will then describe three ongoing projects in detail. The main subject of the talk is the data challenge we are organizing...
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author | Kégl, Balázs |
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description | <!--HTML-->In this talk we will survey some of the latest developments in machine learning research through the optics of potential applications in high-energy physics. We will then describe three ongoing projects in detail. The main subject of the talk is the data challenge we are organizing with ATLAS on optimizing the discovery significance for the Higgs to tau-tau channel. Second, we describe our collaboration with the LHCb experiment on designing and optimizing fast multi-variate techniques that can be implemented as online classifiers in triggers. Finally, we will sketch a relatively young project with the ILC (Calice) group in which we are attempting to apply deep learning techniques for inference on imaging calorimeter data. |
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institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 2014 |
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spelling | cern-17026682022-11-02T22:31:30Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1702668engKégl, BalázsLearning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physicsLearning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physicsEP Seminar<!--HTML-->In this talk we will survey some of the latest developments in machine learning research through the optics of potential applications in high-energy physics. We will then describe three ongoing projects in detail. The main subject of the talk is the data challenge we are organizing with ATLAS on optimizing the discovery significance for the Higgs to tau-tau channel. Second, we describe our collaboration with the LHCb experiment on designing and optimizing fast multi-variate techniques that can be implemented as online classifiers in triggers. Finally, we will sketch a relatively young project with the ILC (Calice) group in which we are attempting to apply deep learning techniques for inference on imaging calorimeter data. oai:cds.cern.ch:17026682014 |
spellingShingle | EP Seminar Kégl, Balázs Learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics |
title | Learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics |
title_full | Learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics |
title_fullStr | Learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics |
title_full_unstemmed | Learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics |
title_short | Learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics |
title_sort | learning to discover: machine learning in high-energy physics |
topic | EP Seminar |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/1702668 |
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