Revealing Patterns in Scanning Probe Microscopy Data via Machine Learning Techniques
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Abstract
Machine Learning (ML) techniques have become prevalent in many diverse fields of research, with the goal of helping extract information from large, complex datasets. Its penetration into condensed matter physics is still however relatively shallow, even for application to results from techniques such as scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), where the image-based nature of the data would naturally seem to lend itself to now standard ML investigations. Here we present results of ML techniques applied to both topographic and spectroscopic STM data, demonstrating the power of these techniques to reveal previously hidden connections between the two and hence help improve our understanding of the relationship between structure and electronic properties at the atomic scale.
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Presenters
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Eric Hudson
Pennsylvania State University, Department of Physics, Pennsylvania State University
Authors
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Eric Hudson
Pennsylvania State University, Department of Physics, Pennsylvania State University
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Riju Banerjee
Pennsylvania State University
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Lavish Pabbi
Pennsylvania State University
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Anna Binion
Pennsylvania State University
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Kevin Crust
Pennsylvania State University
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William Dusch
Pennsylvania State University