Robust deep density models for high-energy physics and solar physics (RODEM)
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Project type
angewandte Forschung
Project start
2021
Project end
2024
Project status
abgeschlossen
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Abstract
RODEM is a SNSF/SINERGIA project fostering cooperation between high energy physicists, solar physicists and experts in machine learning in Switzerland to advance research methodologies in both fields. During the last decade, the amount of data available to scientists has increased enormously. New infrastructures, such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), and a new generation of solar observatories, such as the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), produce data on a scale that cannot be exploited to their full extent with existing methods. Simultaneously, data science has experienced real game changing breakthroughs in the past years. In particular, deep learning methods have shown the potential of data driven approaches compared to traditional algorithmic approaches. The following questions will shape research stragegies.
Can data driven methods support us in unraveling new physics?
Can physics support us in making better deep learning models?
Now is the time to unite our experience in both physics and machine learning to deeply dive into the many challenges of this combination. The rewards will undoubtedly bring both domains forward, resulting in better forecasting tools, generative models and anomaly detectors to be applied in the fields of High Energy Physics and Solar Physics.
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School
Hochschule für Informatik FHNW
Institute
Institut für Data Science
Financed by
Schweizerischer Nationalfonds (SNF)
Project partner
Université de Genève
Contracting authority
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Keywords
Machine Learning