Convolutional neural network approach to ion Coulomb crystal image analysis
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This paper reports on the use of a convolutional neural network methodology to analyze fluorescence images of calcium-ion Coulomb crystals in the gas phase. A transfer-learning approach is adopted using the publicly available RESNET50 model. It is demonstrated that by retraining the neural network on around 500 000 simulated images, we are able to determine ion-numbers not only for a validation set of 100 000 simulated images but also for experimental calcium-ion images from two different laboratories using a wide range of ion-trap parameters. |
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2025
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07
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The Journal of Chemical Physics
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163
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044201
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0021-9606
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