Speaker
Malik Marco Algelly
(Universite de Geneve (CH))
Description
Kicker magnets are essential for particle beam injection and extraction within CERN’s accelerator complex, where high reliability is crucial to maintaining the availability needed for numerous scientific experiments. This study proposes a machine learning approach for forecasting anomalies in these systems, aiming to proactively identify and isolate potential faults before failure occurs. To keep the anomaly detection model accurate over time, continual learning techniques are employed, allowing the model to adapt to evolving system dynamics without frequent retraining. This combination enhances the efficiency and stability of accelerator operations by ensuring the model remains up-to-date in the face of non-static data.
Author
Malik Marco Algelly
(Universite de Geneve (CH))
Co-authors
Prof.
Alexandros Kalousis
(University of Geneva)
Verena Kain
(CERN)
Kostas Papastergiou
(CERN)
Patrick James Ellison
Francesco Maria Velotti
(CERN)