1st collaboration workshop on Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Accelerators (RL4AA'23)

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Building 345 (Institute of Beam Physics and Technology (KIT))

Building 345

Institute of Beam Physics and Technology (KIT)

Weingartener Str. 76344 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen
Andrea Santamaria Garcia (KIT)
Description

Reinforcement learning (RL) is a powerful learning paradigm of machine learning (ML).  It is particularly suited to tackle control problems in large environments, can learn from experience without the need of a model of the dynamics, and can deal with delayed consequences.

Capturing your control problem as a meaningful Markov Decision Process (MDP) is not trivial. Additional challenges arise in the training in terms of stability and evaluation. Other practical aspects include reproducibility, efficiency, implementation, deployment in hardware, or choosing the most suitable algorithm for your problem.

RL applications in particle accelerators are very promising, but have been deployed in real machines only a handful of times. This workshop aims at lowering the barrier in applying RL and making it a more widely used tool.

We will take time for valuable discussions on the topic of RL applied to particle accelerators and to improve our common knowledge. We will also exchange ideas about promising future avenues and help consolidate a community to advance in this area of research in accelerator controls.

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