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SUMMARY:Interpretable Machine Learning for Science - Miles Cranmer\, Princ
 eton University
DTSTART:20221214T155000Z
DTEND:20221214T163000Z
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CONTACT:Leona Hope-Coles
DESCRIPTION:Would Kepler have discovered his laws if machine learning had 
 been around in 1609? Or would he have been satisfied with the accuracy of 
 some black box regression model\, leaving Newton without the inspiration t
 o find the law of gravitation? In this talk I will present a review of som
 e industry-oriented machine learning algorithms\, and discuss a major issu
 e facing their use in the natural sciences: a lack of interpretability. I 
 will then outline several approaches I have developed with collaborators t
 o help address these problems\, based largely on a mix of structured deep 
 learning and symbolic learning. I will walk through some applications of t
 hese techniques\, and how we may gain new insights from such results.\n\n\
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LOCATION:Cavendish Laboratory\, Pippard Lecture Theatre &amp\; TEAMS
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