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Uncertainty aware anomaly detection to predict errant beam pulses in the SNS accelerator

arXiv 2110.12006 ↗First posted 22 Oct 2021physics.acc-ph cs.LGcited by 5

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Abstract (arXiv)

High-power particle accelerators are complex machines with thousands of pieces of equipmentthat are frequently running at the cutting edge of technology. In order to improve the day-to-dayoperations and maximize the delivery of the science, new analytical techniques are being exploredfor anomaly detection, classification, and prognostications. As such, we describe the applicationof an uncertainty aware Machine Learning method, the Siamese neural network model, to predictupcoming errant beam pulses using the data from a single monitoring device. By predicting theupcoming failure, we can stop the accelerator before damage occurs. We describe the acceleratoroperation, related Machine Learning research, the prediction performance required to abort beamwhile maintaining operations, the monitoring device and its data, and the Siamese method andits results. These results show that the researched method can be applied to improve acceleratoroperations.

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