10th MT ARD ST3 - pre-meeting Machine Learning Workshop
NEW 15 1'427
Humboldt University of Berlin
Data-driven methods such as machine learning (ML) can accurately reproduce the behavior of a mathematical model at a substantially reduced computational cost, given enough data. Not only that, but they have the potential to outperform classical simulations. In accelerator physics, the reduction in computational cost through ML models opens the door to real-time deployment of online systems not only for beam control during complex phenomena but also for online accelerator optimization and prediction.
The accelerator physics community is already actively applying a variety of ML methods to many different problems. This workshop offers a very applied introduction to ML for accelerators, including an overview of algorithms and tools, technical lectures, hands-on tutorials, and real-life applications.
As this workshop is part of the annual MT-ARD-ST3 meeting: please don't forget to register to the main event and pay the fee!
--> https://indico.desy.de/event/33584/
Target audience:
- It is meant for people with no previous experience in machine learning
- Previous experience with Python and Jupyter notebooks is required!
Logistics:
- We will release the code for the workshop on GitHub before the event
- There will be computers available to run the code, but you can also set it up beforehand in your own laptop
Material:
Andrea Santamaria Garcia
Andrei Maalberg
Bianca Veglia
Chenran Xu
Erik Bruendermann
Fabian Pannek
Gianluca Martino
Holger Schlarb
Jan Kaiser
Leandro Lanzieri
LEVAN KANKADZE
Luca Scomparin
Marie Kristin Czwalinna
Meghan McAteer
Michael Nasse
Nils Lockmann
Nur Jomhari
Oliver Stein
Raffael Niemczyk
Sergey Antipov
Shuai Ma
Simon Lauber
Stephan-Robert Kötter
Ulf Lehnert