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| author | Nonaka, Myriam Agüero, Monica Hnilo, Alejandro Kovalsky, Marcelo |
| author_facet | Nonaka, Myriam Agüero, Monica Hnilo, Alejandro Kovalsky, Marcelo |
| contents | In this paper we present a nonlinear autoregressive neural network with a hidden layer of 50 neurons, three delays and one output layer that accurately is capable of predict the appearence of extreme events in a Kerr lens mode locking Ti:Sapphire laser with ultrashort pulses. Extreme events are produced in the context of a chaotic atractor and with chirped pulses. The prediction of this neural network works well with experimental and theoretical time series of amplitude of laser pulses. When fed with experimental time series we have 95.45\% of hits and 6.67\% of false positives while using theoretical time series the network predicts 100\% of extreme events but the false positive rise to 23.33\%. |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Machine learning predicts extreme events in ultrashort pulse lasers Nonaka, Myriam Agüero, Monica Hnilo, Alejandro Kovalsky, Marcelo Optics Computational Physics In this paper we present a nonlinear autoregressive neural network with a hidden layer of 50 neurons, three delays and one output layer that accurately is capable of predict the appearence of extreme events in a Kerr lens mode locking Ti:Sapphire laser with ultrashort pulses. Extreme events are produced in the context of a chaotic atractor and with chirped pulses. The prediction of this neural network works well with experimental and theoretical time series of amplitude of laser pulses. When fed with experimental time series we have 95.45\% of hits and 6.67\% of false positives while using theoretical time series the network predicts 100\% of extreme events but the false positive rise to 23.33\%. |
| title | Machine learning predicts extreme events in ultrashort pulse lasers |
| topic | Optics Computational Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.13205 |