Nov 22 – 25, 2021
Kloster Irsee, https://www.kloster-irsee.de/home
Europe/Berlin timezone

Session

ODSL Highlights

Nov 24, 2021, 9:00 AM
Kloster Irsee, https://www.kloster-irsee.de/home

Kloster Irsee, https://www.kloster-irsee.de/home

Conveners

ODSL Highlights

  • Allen C. Caldwell (MPP)

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  1. Lukas Heinrich (CERN/TUM)
    11/24/21, 9:00 AM

    A common thread of the ORIGINS is the presence of ever increasing data volumes both from instruments and simulation that simultaneously promise wealth of scientific insight. This data-intensive era, which often can only be managed in large scientific collaborations, coincides with a particularly interesting, but challenging phase in computing: While Machine Learning, particularly Deep...

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  2. Francesca Capel (ODSL)
    11/24/21, 9:30 AM

    The multi-messenger era is now well-underway, with high-energy neutrinos providing a unique opportunity to study particle acceleration. Recent reports describe possible coincident detections of a single IceCube neutrino with a flaring blazar. While compelling, these sources cannot be considered in isolation. I will present various strategies to put these associations into the context of the...

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  3. Jakob Knollmüller (ORIGINS Data Science Lab)
    11/24/21, 9:55 AM

    In this talk we present how to combine independently trained neural networks to jointly solve novel tasks through Bayesian reasoning. Deep generative networks serve as prior distributions on complex systems and regression/classification networks are used to check whether certain features are present. Bayes Theorem allows us to then solve the inverse problem in terms of the latent variables of...

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  4. Francesca Capel (ODSL)
  5. Jakob Knollmueller (ODSL)
  6. Lukas Heinrich (CERN)
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