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Bayesian active learning with model selection for spectral experiments

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Tomohiro Nabika
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Kenji Nagata
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Masaichiro Mizumaki
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Shun Katakami
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Masato Okada *
DOI:10.1038/s41598-024-54329-wdelete
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Active learning is a common approach to improve the efficiency of spectral experiments. Model selection from the candidates and parameter estimation are often required in the analysis of spectral experiments. Therefore, we proposed an active learning with model selection method using multiple parametric models as learning models. Important points for model selection and its parameter estimation were actively measured using Bayesian posterior distribution. The present study demonstrated the effectiveness of our proposed method for spectral deconvolution and Hamiltonian selection in X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
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Scientific Reports cover
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national institute for materials science
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