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1. Deep generative models: A latent variable model perspective

(Author: Gilles Louppe)

Instructor: Gilles Louppe Slides: https://glouppe.github.io/iaifi-summer-school-2024/lecture/

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Code:

  • Siddarth Mishra-Sharma, Minified generative models: A repository with minimal/pedagogical implementations of some generative models.

Tutorial

(Author: Gaia Grosso)

Instructor: Gaia Grosso Notebook 1: Diffusion models for galaxy images generation Notebook 2: Variational auto-encoders for anomaly detection at the LHC Notebook 3: How good is your generative model?

2. Geometric Machine Learning

(Author: Melanie Weber)

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Tutorial

(Author: Thomas Harvey & Sokratis Trifinopoulos)

3. Scaling and renormalization in high-dimensional regression

(Author: Cengiz Pehlevan & Alex Atanasov)

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Tutorial

(Author: Alex Atanasov)

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Related work:

Recommended Books:

  • Potters and Bouchaud "A first course in Random Matrix Theory". Strongly recommended!

4. Uncertainty Quantification

(Author: Carol Cueta-Lazaro)

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Tutorial

(Author: Jessie Micallef)

5. Hackathon

At the end of the Hackathon on Friday, August 9, we will have a block for presentations of work done on these topics. Forming groups is strongly encouraged!

Prompts

  • Train a variational auto-encoder on calorimeter data and use it for anomaly detection and/or for super-resolution of astronomical images.
  • Train a diffusion model on galaxy images and generate samples conditionally on noisy observations (e.g., corrupted by noise, missing pixels, etc).
  • Train a normalizing flow for simulation-based inference on gravitational lenses (e.g., substructure properties in strong lensing systems).
  • Apply simulation-based inference (SBI) to a new dataset (examples below). Can we use different ML methods for SBI outside of dense NNs and CNNs? Transformer? Other methods?
    • Astronomy
    • Breast cancer histology
    • Drift tube chamber data
  • Quantum reservoir computing: How does the QRC perform if we only collect 〈Zi〉 expectation values and drop 〈ZiZj〉 correlations? Why do you think this happens? How about adding connected 〈ZiZjZk〉 where {i, j, k} belong to a cluster of sites connected by the nearest neighbor bonds? Hint: Try to modify the readouts vector to exclude/include the correlations that are calculated. Based on this notebook: https://github.com/QuEraComputing/QRC-tutorials/blob/main/QRC%20Demo%20MNIST.ipynb
  • Work on your own project!

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Prize Categories

  • Best project (effort, presentation, use of summer school topics): 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place
  • Best visualization
  • Best team effort

NSF ACCESS Instructions

https://github.com/alexandergagliano/summer-school-2024/tree/main/computing

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