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This article focuses on the application of machine learning models to predict hardware degradation and shifts within fusion experiments at Jefferson Lab, directly addressing the intersection of AI and advanced scientific instrumentation. The core subject is the use of ML algorithms to optimize experimental conditions and extend equipment lifespan in a high-energy physics context, making it central to the discussion rather than incidental.
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Jefferson Lab ML Model Predicts Hardware Shifts in Fusion Experiments
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