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Pulse height estimation and pulse shape discrimination in pile-up neutron and gamma ray signals from an organic
Junhyeok Kim1, Byoungil Jeon2, Jisung Hwang1
1Department of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, 34141, Republic of Korea.
Abstract:
We developed a multi-tasking deep learning model for simultaneous pulse height estimation and pulse shape discrimination for pile-up n/γ signals. Compared with single-tasking models, our model showed better spectral correction performance with higher recall for neutrons. Further, it achieved more stable neutron counting with less signal loss and a lower error rate in the predicted gamma ray spectra. Our model can be applied to a dual radiation scintillation detector to discriminatively reconstruct each radiation spectrum for radioisotope identification and quantitative analysis.
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