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arxiv 2205.07625 v2 pith:TBTFIIDC submitted 2022-05-16 physics.data-an hep-exnucl-ex

Gaussian Processes and Bayesian Optimization for High Precision Experiments

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High-precision measurements require optimal setups and analysis tools to achieve continuous improvements. Systematic corrections need to be modeled with high accuracy and known uncertainty to reconstruct underlying physical phenomena. To this end, we present Gaussian processes for modeling experiments and usage with Bayesian optimization, on the example of an electron energy detector, achieving optimal performance. We demonstrate the method's strengths and outline stochastic variational Gaussian processes for physics applications with large data sets, enabling new solutions for current problems.

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