DOE OSTI · 2331298
Machine Learning for Real-time Fusion Plasma Behavior Prediction and Manipulation
Abstract
This project set out with an ambitious goal: to develop and apply machine learning-based methods of discovering new controllers and operating regimes for achieving better performing plasmas in tokamaks. As summarized in the dozens of papers below, the project was a huge success. It developed several machine learning components and integrated them into a single ML system that was added to the DIII-D PCS. That functionality was demonstrated over a series of experiments on DIII-D. A summary of these results is given here with the details in the published papers below.
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Kolemen, Egemen, Schneider, Jeff, Coffee, Ryan N., Smith, David R.. 2024-05-15. Machine Learning for Real-time Fusion Plasma Behavior Prediction and Manipulation. https://doi.org/10.2172/2331298
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