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# [[AIOP Organization Meeting Sep. 1, 2023| Previous Meeting]] | # [[AIOP Organization Meeting Sep. 1, 2023| Previous Meeting]] | ||
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| − | # Task assignments ([https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RdOv5yGKrWFAxFUD4v31LxXpjOSR3qjNXAaNz1ASgCw/edit#gid=325831528 FTE Profiles]) | + | # Project Progress |
| + | #* [https://github.com/orgs/JeffersonLab/projects/18/ GitHub AIOP Project] | ||
| + | #** [https://github.com/JeffersonLab/AIOP-Photon AIOP-Photon repository] | ||
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| + | #* Task assignments (<font size="-2">[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RdOv5yGKrWFAxFUD4v31LxXpjOSR3qjNXAaNz1ASgCw/edit#gid=325831528 FTE Profiles]</font>) | ||
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# PIER Activities | # PIER Activities | ||
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# AOT | # AOT | ||
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=== Minutes === | === Minutes === | ||
| − | ' | + | * There is still an issue with access to the GitHub project |
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| + | * Hovanes showed [[Media:20240311.AIOP_Hovanes.pdf|some slides]] outlining what he saw as the best option of applying AI to save beam time and optimize polaization. | ||
| + | ** Noted the beam itself may be moving which changes the angle wrt to the diamond | ||
| + | ** Well understood formula exists to connect angle to peak edge (see Ken's paper) | ||
| + | ** Suggested strategy looks at time development of values from Mya to make more accurate prediction of angle | ||
| + | *** Known formula used to calculate setting higher accuracy based on desired coherent edge | ||
| + | ** Prediction by AI is the key innovation since prompt feedback is not always accurate | ||
| + | ** Beam positions at 5C11B and active collimater are most relevant. | ||
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| + | * Torri, Patrick, and Jiawei were going to meet separately to discuss data harvesting and preparation. | ||
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==== Action Items ==== | ==== Action Items ==== | ||
| − | + | * Fix (if possible) Github project permissions (David) | |
| + | * Meet to discuss data organization and assignments | ||
Latest revision as of 13:01, 25 March 2024
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AIOP - Polarized Photon Source
Agenda:
- Previous Meeting
- Announcements
- Project Progress
- Task assignments (FTE Profiles)
- PIER Activities
- Middle School Data Science Hackathon Workshop
- HUGS mini-Workshop
- AOT
Minutes
- There is still an issue with access to the GitHub project
- Hovanes showed some slides outlining what he saw as the best option of applying AI to save beam time and optimize polaization.
- Noted the beam itself may be moving which changes the angle wrt to the diamond
- Well understood formula exists to connect angle to peak edge (see Ken's paper)
- Suggested strategy looks at time development of values from Mya to make more accurate prediction of angle
- Known formula used to calculate setting higher accuracy based on desired coherent edge
- Prediction by AI is the key innovation since prompt feedback is not always accurate
- Beam positions at 5C11B and active collimater are most relevant.
- Torri, Patrick, and Jiawei were going to meet separately to discuss data harvesting and preparation.
Action Items
- Fix (if possible) Github project permissions (David)
- Meet to discuss data organization and assignments