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Machine Learning in HEP and Multivariate Techniques

Prof. dr hab. Elżbieta Richter-Wąs

 Machine Learning and Multivariate analyses in HEP

 - Extracted from slides by H. Voss at SOS 2016 and K. Reygers lectures at Heilderbeg Univ.

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What is Machine Learning

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Multi-variate Classification

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Classification: Different Approaches

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Signal Probability Instead of Hard Decision

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ROC Curve

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Different Approaches to Classification

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General Remarks and Multi-Variate Analyses

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Classifiers and Their Properties

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What are Multivariate Techniques?

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Machine Learning - Multivariate Techniques

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Event Classification

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Regression

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Regression -> model functional behaviour

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HEP: Everything started Multivariate

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Machine Learning in HEP

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Machine Learning in HEP

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Event Classification

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Classification ↔ Regression

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Event Classification

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Receiver Operation Characteristic (ROC) curve

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Receiver Operation Characteristic (ROC) curve

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Event Classification -> finding the mapping function y(x)

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Machine Learning Categories

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Kernel Density Estimator

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Kernel Density Estimator

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K-Nearest Neighbour

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Kernel Density Estimator

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„Curse of Dimensionality”

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Naive Bayesian Classifier (projective Likelihood Classifier)

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De-Correlation

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De-Correlation via PCA (Principal Component Analysis)

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Decorrelation at work

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Boosted Decision Trees

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Boosting

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Adaptive Boosting (AdaBoost)

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Boosted Decision Trees

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Basic terminology

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Prediction: Least squares

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Prediction: Least squares

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Prediction: nearest neighbor classifier

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Prediction: nearest neighbor classifier

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Perfect classification?

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Comparison

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Bias-variance tradeoff

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Where are the neural networks?

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Neural networks

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How do NNs work?

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How do NNs learn?

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How do NNs learn?

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