Cross-Detector Transfer Learning with Parnassus: From ALEPH to SLD
Ya-Feng Lo, Chi Lung Cheng, Benjamin Nachman
Abstract
Parnassus is a fast detector-simulation and reconstruction framework that maps truth-level particles directly to reconstructed particles. In this work, we investigate cross-detector transfer learning by adapting a Parnassus model for the ALEPH detector to the SLD detector. ALEPH and SLD have similar detector responses, as they were both targeting hadronic Z-pole e+e- events, while differing substantially in the underlying detector technology, reconstruction, and archived data representation. We initialize the SLD particle model with weights learned on ALEPH, fine-tune it on SLD, and compare it with the same architecture trained directly on SLD. The ALEPH-initialized model gives substantially improved particle- and jet-level agreement with the SLD reference, including a factor of 5.2 improvement in the charged-particle angular response and an improvement in the jet angular resolution from 1.73 to 1.15 times the SLD reference. The results show that detector-response information learned on ALEPH can be reused when modeling SLD and motivate reusable pretrained Parnassus models for legacy e+e- detectors, which is especially critical for experiments without access to the original software pipeline. With this paper, we also release an AI-ready version of simulated SLD e+e- events.
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