Autoencoders for Real-Time SUEP Detection

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2306.13595v3
• Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2024 11:34:10 GMT
• Title: Autoencoders for Real-Time SUEP Detection
• Authors: Simranjit Singh Chhibra, Nadezda Chernyavskaya, Benedikt Maier, Maurzio Pierini, Syed Hasan,
• Abstract summary: We develop a deep learning-based Anomaly Detection technique to reject QCD jets and identify any anomalous signature. A convolutional neural autoencoder network has been trained using QCD events by taking transverse energy deposits. The trained model can be applied to any new physics model that predicts an experimental signature anomalous to QCD jets.
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• Abstract: Confining dark sectors with pseudo-conformal dynamics can produce Soft Unclustered Energy Patterns (SUEP), at the Large Hadron Collider: the production of dark quarks in proton-proton collisions leading to a dark shower and the high-multiplicity production of dark hadrons. The final experimental signature is spherically-symmetric energy deposits by an anomalously large number of soft Standard Model particles with a transverse energy of O(100) MeV. Assuming Yukawa-like couplings of the scalar portal state, the dominant production mode is gluon fusion, and the dominant background comes from multi-jet QCD events. We have developed a deep learning-based Anomaly Detection technique to reject QCD jets and identify any anomalous signature, including SUEP, in real-time in the High-Level Trigger system of the Compact Muon Solenoid experiment at the Large Hadron Collider. A deep convolutional neural autoencoder network has been trained using QCD events by taking transverse energy deposits in the inner tracker, electromagnetic calorimeter, and hadron calorimeter sub-detectors as 3-channel image data. Due to the sparse nature of the data, only ~0.5% of the total ~300 k image pixels have non-zero values. To tackle this challenge, a non-standard loss function, the inverse of the so-called Dice Loss, is exploited. The trained autoencoder with learned spatial features of QCD jets can detect 40% of the SUEP events, with a QCD event mistagging rate as low as 2%. The model inference time has been measured using the Intel CoreTM i5-9600KF processor and found to be ~20 ms, which perfectly satisfies the High-Level Trigger system's latency of O(100) ms. Given the virtue of the unsupervised learning of the autoencoders, the trained model can be applied to any new physics model that predicts an experimental signature anomalous to QCD jets.

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