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Heidelberg 2022 – wissenschaftliches Programm

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AKPIK: Arbeitskreis Physik, moderne Informationstechnologie und Künstliche Intelligenz

AKPIK 2: Data Analytics & Machine Learning

Mittwoch, 23. März 2022, 16:15–18:30, AKPIK-H13

16:15 AKPIK 2.1 Interpolation of Instrument Response Functions for the Cherenkov Telescope Array — •Rune Michael Dominik and Maximilian Nöthe for the CTA Consortium
16:30 AKPIK 2.2 Investigating the Potential Application of Neural Networks for Data Denoising at the Einstein Telescope — •David Bertram, Markus Bachlechner, and Achim Stahl
16:45 AKPIK 2.3 Anomaly detection for Belle II PXD cluster data — •Stephanie Käs, Jens Sören Lange, Johannes Bilk, and Timo Schellhaas
17:00 AKPIK 2.4 Fast simulation of the HGCAL using generative modelssoham bhattacharya, samuel bein, engin eren, frank gaede, gregor kasieczka, •william korcari, dirk kruecker, peter mckeown, and moritz scham
17:15 AKPIK 2.5 Ephemeral Learning - Augmenting Triggers with online-trained normalizing flows — •Sascha Diefenbacher
17:30 AKPIK 2.6 Simulation of High-Granularity Calorimeter Showers for the ILD Using Normalizing Flows — •Imahn Shekhzadeh
17:45 AKPIK 2.7 Identifying Slow Pions using Support Vector Machines — •Timo Schellhaas, Jens Sören Lange, and Stephanie Käs
18:00 AKPIK 2.8 Deep Learning Accelerated Maximum Likelihood Reconstruction of IACT Events — •Noah Biederbeck and Maximilian Nöthe for the CTA Consortium
18:15 AKPIK 2.9 Adding Errors to the Quantum Circuit Model — •Tom Weber, Matthias Riebisch, Kerstin Borras, Karl Jansen, and Dirk Krücker
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