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Jet tagging with more-interaction particle transformer
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Jet tagging with more-interaction particle transformer
In this paper,we introduce the More-Interaction Particle Transformer(MIParT),a novel deep-learning neural network designed for jet tagging.This framework incorporates our own design,the More-Interaction Atten-tion(MIA)mechanism,which increases the dimensionality of particle interaction embeddings.We tested MIParT using the top tagging and quark-gluon datasets.Our results show that MIParT not only matches the accuracy and AUC of LorentzNet and a series of Lorentz-equivariant methods,but also significantly outperforms the ParT model in background rejection.Specifically,it improves background rejection by approximately 25%with a signal effi-ciency of 30%on the top tagging dataset and by 3%on the quark-gluon dataset.Additionally,MIParT requires only 30%of the parameters and 53%of the computational complexity needed by ParT,proving that high performance can be achieved with reduced model complexity.For very large datasets,we double the dimension of particle embed-dings,referring to this variant as MIParT-Large(MIParT-L).We found that MIParT-L can further capitalize on the knowledge from large datasets.From a model pre-trained on the 100M JetClass dataset,the background rejection performance of fine-tuned MIParT-L improves by 39%on the top tagging dataset and by 6%on the quark-gluon dataset,surpassing that of fine-tuned ParT.Specifically,the background rejection of fine-tuned MIParT-L improves by an additional 2%compared to that of fine-tuned ParT.These results suggest that MIParT has the potential to in-crease the efficiency of benchmarks for jet tagging and event identification in particle physics.
jet taggingcollider physicsmachine learning
吴佚凡、王坤、李聪乔、曲慧麟、朱经亚
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College of Science,University of Shanghai for Science and Technology,Shanghai 200093,China
School of Physics and State Key Laboratory of Nuclear Physics and Technology,Peking University,Beijing 100871,China
CERN,EP Department,CH-1211 Geneva 23,Switzerland
School of Physics and Electronics,Henan University,Kaifeng 475004,China