Estimating radiation source distribution from measured γ-ray energy spectra

Using machine learning, a method was developed to estimate the distribution of radiation sources arranged on a two-dimensional plane with high accuracy from the measured γ-ray energy spectra. A new machine learning method was used to construct a Spectrum Renormalization Filter (SRF) to convert the experimental data to be verified into a spectrum close to the shape of a simulation. The method using SRF produced more accurate estimation results than a method improving the accuracy of the simulation data used for training the estimation of the radiation sources distribution.

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Journal of Advanced Simulation in Science and Engineering
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.15748/jasse.12.233
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Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies
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Using machine learning, a method was developed to estimate the distribution of radiation sources arranged on a two-dimensional plane with high accuracy from the measured γ-ray energy spectra. A new machine learning method was used to construct a Spectrum Renormalization Filter (SRF) to convert the experimental data to be verified into a spectrum close to the shape of a simulation. The method using SRF produced more accurate estimation results than a method improving the accuracy of the simulation data used for training the estimation of the radiation sources distribution.

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