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Connecting physics models and diagnostic data using bayesian graphical models

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2010

Authors

Svensson, Jakob
Ford, O.
Werner, A.
Von Nessi, Gregory
Hole, Matthew
McDonald, D.C
Appel, L.
Beurskens, M.
Boboc, A.
Brix, M.

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IOP Publishing

Abstract

With increasingly detailed physics questions to ask, and with more advanced diagnostics available, there is a strong case for trying to generalise the way analysis of diagnostic data, and connection to underlying physics models, is done in today's experim

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Keywords: Advanced diagnostics; Bayesian graphical models; Bayesian probability theory; Diagnostic systems; Inference systems; Profile inversion; Scientific analysis; Software infrastructure; Experiments; Graphic methods

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/83619

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ANU Research Publications

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37th EPS Conference on Plasma Physics 2010, EPS 2010

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Conference paper

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2037-12-31

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