Recurrent Neural Networks for anomaly detection in the Post-Mortem time series of LHC superconducting magnets
This provides an automatic method for anomaly detection in high-energy physics data, reducing manual effort, but it is incremental as it applies existing deep learning techniques to a new domain.
The paper tackles anomaly detection in Large Hadron Collider superconducting magnets using LSTM and GRU models, achieving 99% accuracy on a 302 MB dataset with a specific network architecture.
This paper presents a model based on Deep Learning algorithms of LSTM and GRU for facilitating an anomaly detection in Large Hadron Collider superconducting magnets. We used high resolution data available in Post Mortem database to train a set of models and chose the best possible set of their hyper-parameters. Using Deep Learning approach allowed to examine a vast body of data and extract the fragments which require further experts examination and are regarded as anomalies. The presented method does not require tedious manual threshold setting and operator attention at the stage of the system setup. Instead, the automatic approach is proposed, which achieves according to our experiments accuracy of 99%. This is reached for the largest dataset of 302 MB and the following architecture of the network: single layer LSTM, 128 cells, 20 epochs of training, look_back=16, look_ahead=128, grid=100 and optimizer Adam. All the experiments were run on GPU Nvidia Tesla K80