TY - BOOK
T1 - Metrics and Methods for Radiation Detection Algorithm Characterization for Nuclear/Radiological Source Search
AU - Bandstra, Mark S.
AU - Britt, Carl
AU - Ghawaly, James
AU - Grimes, Thomas
AU - Haard, Tom
AU - Heimberg, Peter
AU - Joshi, Tenzing H.Y.
AU - Komkov, Heidi
AU - Labov, Simon
AU - McFerran, Noah
AU - Morrow, Tyler
AU - Nicholson, Andrew D.
AU - Paff, Marc
AU - Quiter, Brian
AU - Reed, Michael
AU - Thoreson, Gregory
PY - 2024
Y1 - 2024
N2 - This report presents a series of recommendations for data to train and evaluate radiation detection algorithms and performance metrics to evaluate these algorithms. These recommendations were formed through a community consensus approach through the Detection Radiation Algorithms Group (DRAG), a multi-institution collaboration spanning eight Department of Energy laboratories and John Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. This report includes recommendations on background data variability, and metrics to quantify variability, sources and shielding configurations to include in data collection campaigns and detector response variability. In addition, this report describes several anomaly detection and identification algorithms and recommends metrics to report their performance. Finally, this report ends with a discussion on machine learning algorithms.
AB - This report presents a series of recommendations for data to train and evaluate radiation detection algorithms and performance metrics to evaluate these algorithms. These recommendations were formed through a community consensus approach through the Detection Radiation Algorithms Group (DRAG), a multi-institution collaboration spanning eight Department of Energy laboratories and John Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. This report includes recommendations on background data variability, and metrics to quantify variability, sources and shielding configurations to include in data collection campaigns and detector response variability. In addition, this report describes several anomaly detection and identification algorithms and recommends metrics to report their performance. Finally, this report ends with a discussion on machine learning algorithms.
KW - 46 INSTRUMENTATION RELATED TO NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
KW - 97 MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTING
U2 - 10.2172/2439899
DO - 10.2172/2439899
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - Metrics and Methods for Radiation Detection Algorithm Characterization for Nuclear/Radiological Source Search
CY - United States
ER -