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KIAS QUC-AIHEP seminars

Creating Simple, Interpretable Anomaly Detectors for Jet Substructure

by Prof. Spencer Chang (University of Oregon)

Asia/Seoul
1423 in building 1 (KIAS)

1423 in building 1

KIAS

Description

Title: Creating Simple, Interpretable Anomaly Detectors for Jet Substructure

Speaker: Spencer Chang (University of Oregon)

Abstract: Anomaly detection with autoencoders is a popular method to search for new physics in a model-agnostic manner.  In this talk, we focus on their application to signals with jet substructure and try to understand these "black boxes" by designing mimickers with a small number of energy flow polynomials as inputs.  These mimickers perform comparably to the autoencoder when ordering background events, but nontrivially also match the anomaly detection capabilities of the autoencoder across a variety of signal events.  Thus, this approach allows one to create simple, interpretable anomaly detectors.

Videoconference
[Seminar] Spencer Chang
Zoom Meeting ID
84511409798
Host
KIAS HEP-PH Organizer
Passcode
14255471
Zoom URL