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AI to Decide Which LHC Collisions Are Kept
Original: Forty Million Collisions a Second: Building an AI to Decide What the LHC Keeps
Engineers are developing artificial intelligence capable of deciding, in real time, which of the roughly forty million proton collisions per second at the Large Hadron Collider are worth recording. With far more collisions occurring than can be stored, automated filtering is essential to the collider's physics programme, and the project is drawing attention for the scale of the challenge involved.
Why now: Interest in how machine learning is being applied to handle the enormous data volumes of particle physics experiments.
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