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<!--HTML-->Applications of machine learning tools to problems of physical interest are often criticized for producing sensitivity at the expense of transparency. In this talk, I explore a procedure for identifying combinations of variables -- aided by physical intuition -- that can discriminat...
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author | Ostdiek, Bryan |
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description | <!--HTML-->Applications of machine learning tools to problems of physical interest are often criticized for producing sensitivity at the expense of transparency. In this talk, I explore a procedure for identifying combinations of variables -- aided by physical intuition -- that can discriminate signal from background. Weights are introduced to smooth away the features in a given variable(s). New networks are then trained on this modified data. Observed decreases in sensitivity diagnose the variable's discriminating power. Planing also allows the investigation of the linear versus non-linear nature of the boundaries between signal and background. I will demonstrate these features in both an easy to understand toy model and an idealized LHC resonance scenario. |
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institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 2018 |
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spelling | cern-23124352022-11-02T22:34:03Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2312435engOstdiek, BryanWhat is the machine learning.2nd IML Machine Learning WorkshopMachine Learning<!--HTML-->Applications of machine learning tools to problems of physical interest are often criticized for producing sensitivity at the expense of transparency. In this talk, I explore a procedure for identifying combinations of variables -- aided by physical intuition -- that can discriminate signal from background. Weights are introduced to smooth away the features in a given variable(s). New networks are then trained on this modified data. Observed decreases in sensitivity diagnose the variable's discriminating power. Planing also allows the investigation of the linear versus non-linear nature of the boundaries between signal and background. I will demonstrate these features in both an easy to understand toy model and an idealized LHC resonance scenario.oai:cds.cern.ch:23124352018 |
spellingShingle | Machine Learning Ostdiek, Bryan What is the machine learning. |
title | What is the machine learning. |
title_full | What is the machine learning. |
title_fullStr | What is the machine learning. |
title_full_unstemmed | What is the machine learning. |
title_short | What is the machine learning. |
title_sort | what is the machine learning. |
topic | Machine Learning |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2312435 |
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