Physics - Computational Physics Physics - Instrumentation and Detectors
The identification of non-signal events is a major hurdle to overcome for
bubble chamber dark matter experiments such as PICO-60. The current practice of
manually developing a discriminator function to eliminate background events is
difficult when available calibration data is frequently impure and present only
in small quantities. In this study, several different discriminator
input/preprocessing formats and neural network architectures are applied to the
task. First, they are optimized in a supervised learning context. Next, two
novel semi-supervised learning algorithms are trained, and found to replicate
the Acoustic Parameter (AP) discriminator previously used in PICO-60 with a
mean of 97% accuracy.
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Title
Developing a Bubble Chamber Particle Discriminator Using Semi-Supervised Learning
Creators
B Matusch
C Amole
M Ardid
I. J Arnquist
D. M Asner
D Baxter
E Behnke
M Bressler
B Broerman
G Cao
C. J Chen
U Chowdhury
K Clark
J. I Collar
P. S Cooper
C. B Coutu
C Cowles
M Crisler
G Crowder
N. A Cruz-Venegas
C. E Dahl
M Das
S Fallows
J Farine
I Felis
R Filgas
F Girard
G Giroux
J Hall
C Hardy
O Harris
T Hillier
E. W Hoppe
C. M Jackson
M Jin
L Klopfenstein
C. B Krauss
M Laurin
I Lawson
A Leblanc
I Levine
C Licciardi
W. H Lippincott
B Loer
F Mamedov
P Mitra
C Moore
T Nania
R Neilson
A. J Noble
P Oedekerk
A Ortega
M. -C Piro
A Plante
R Podviyanuk
S Priya
A. E Robinson
S Sahoo
O Scallon
S Seth
A Sonnenschein
N Starinski
I Štekl
T Sullivan
F Tardif
E Vázquez-Jáuregui
N Walkowski
E Weima
U Wichoski
K Wierman
Y Yan
V Zacek
J Zhang
Publication Details
arXiv.org
Resource Type
Preprint
Language
English
Academic Unit
Accelerated Career Entry Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN); Physics