Search for Mono-Higgs Signals in Final States Using Deep Neural Networks
arXiv:2208.10133 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.075027
Abstract
We study mono-Higgs signatures emerging in an illustrative new physics scenario involving Standard Model Higgs boson decays to bottom quark pairs using Hybrid Deep Neural Networks. We use a Multi-Layer Perceptron to analyze the kinematic observables and optimize the signal-to-background discrimination. The global color flow structure of hard jets emerging from the decay of heavy particles with different color charges is crucial to single out the mono-Higgs signature. Upon embedding the different color flow structures for signal and backgrounds into constructed images, we use a Convolution Neural Network to analyze the latter. Specifically, the approach takes initially a mono-type data as input, frittering away invaluable multi-source and multi-scale information. We then discuss a general architecture of Hybrid Deep Neural Networks that supports instead mixed input data. In comparison with single input Deep Neural Networks, like MultiLayers Perceptron or Convolution Neural Network, the Hybrid Deep Neural Networks provide higher capacity in feature extraction and thus in signal vs background classification performance. We provide reference results for the case of the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider.
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