Active Learning for the Optimal Design of Multinomial Classification in Physics
Ding, Yongcheng, Martín-Guerrero, José D., Song, Yujing, Magdalena-Benedito, Rafael, Chen, Xi
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Based on these facts, we conclude that most of the physics Machine learning (ML) has conquered intricate tasks in the problems can be efficiently studied by AL, if they can be past decade [1, 2]. A critical obstacle to applying ML is that equivalently represented by classification problems. Accordingly, collecting sufficient labeled data is both time-demanding and the cost of labeling is no longer limited to the fidelity resource-consuming. Consequently, model training requires loss in quantum information retrieval, but extended to the operation some sort of optimization, aiming at deriving a well-trained cost that reduces the uncertainty of samples by experimental model, even making use of numerous unlabeled data, as it protocols, including doing numerical simulations or is common real-world problems. For now, physicists also physics experiments for analyzing the most informative patterns complete quantum tasks, study properties of quantum systems, queried by AL. and design physics experiments with ML algorithms [3-In this work, we present typical applications of AL algorithms 14].
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Sep-17-2021
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