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MadNIS - Neural multi-channel importance sampling

Jan 1, 2023·
Theo Heimel
Ramon Winterhalder
Ramon Winterhalder
,
Anja Butter
,
Joshua Isaacson
,
Claudius Krause
,
Fabio Maltoni
,
Olivier Mattelaer
,
Tilman Plehn
· 0 min read
Cite DOI arXiv
Type
Journal article
Publication
SciPost Phys.15, 141
Last updated on Jan 1, 2023
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