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Detecting kinematic boundary surfaces in phase space: particle mass measurements in SUSY-like eventsDebnath, Dipsikha ; Gainer, James S. ; Kilic, Can ; Kim, Doojin ; Matchev, Konstantin T. ; Yang, Yuan-Pao ( , Journal of High Energy Physics)
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Kasieczka, Gregor ; Plehn, Tilman ; Butter, Anja ; Cranmer, Kyle ; Debnath, Dipsikha ; Dillon, Barry M. ; Fairbairn, Malcolm ; Faroughy, Darius A. ; Fedorko, Wojtek ; Gay, Christophe ; et al ( , SciPost Physics)Based on the established task of identifying boosted, hadronicallydecaying top quarks, we compare a wide range of modern machine learningapproaches. Unlike most established methods they rely on low-levelinput, for instance calorimeter output. While their networkarchitectures are vastly different, their performance is comparativelysimilar. In general, we find that these new approaches are extremelypowerful and great fun.
