NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, Volume. 48, Issue 5, 050010(2025)

Continuous Bayesian probability estimator in predictions of nuclear masses

Kaizhong TAN, Wanqing GAO, and Jian LIU*
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  • College of Science, China University of Petroleum (East China), Qingdao 266580, China
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    (a, c, e) Raw residuals δpre of the theoretical nuclear masses for the HFB model with SkP parameter set, the RMF model with NLSH parameter set and the DZ10 model, which includes 868 even-even nuclei in AME2020. (b, d, f) The corresponding corrected residuals by the CBP method on the entire set (color online)
    Extrapolation of the two-neutron separation energy S2n for even-N calcium isotopes using the BMA method. The solid line represents the average prediction by the BMA method, while the shaded bands indicate the associated uncertainty σBMAZ,N. The inset shows the probability of existence of the calcium isotopes. The limit of zero separation energy and the Pex=0.5 limit are indicated by the dotted lines.
    • Table 1. The standard deviation from the theoretical models and after the CBP refinements in the entire set

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      Table 1. The standard deviation from the theoretical models and after the CBP refinements in the entire set

      模型

      Models

      HFBRMFSemiempirical
      SkPSLy4NL3*NLSHWS*DZ10
      σpre / MeV4.206.062.93.670.601.26
      σpost / MeV0.630.720.840.850.300.35
      Δσ/σpre / %858871775072
    • Table 2. The standard deviations σpre and σpost for the learning and validation sets, both before and after applying the CBP estimator (MeV)

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      Table 2. The standard deviations σpre and σpost for the learning and validation sets, both before and after applying the CBP estimator (MeV)

      模型

      Model

      HFBRMFSemiempirical
      SkPSLy4NL3*NLSHWS*DZ10

      训练集

      Learning set

      σpre / MeV4.135.862.703.660.521.07
      σpost / MeV0.640.680.850.870.310.35
      Δσ/σpre / %858869764167

      验证集

      Validation set

      σpre / MeV4.677.443.473.780.982.21
      σpost / MeV1.331.511.611.720.580.73
      Δσ/σpre / %728053554167
    • Table 3. The corrected residuals δcorr of six benchmark nuclei: 14O, 28Ne, 82Ru, 112Zr, 178Pt, and 280Ds, and the weights of six models by BMA are based on δcorr of these six benchmark nuclei (MeV)

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      Table 3. The corrected residuals δcorr of six benchmark nuclei: 14O, 28Ne, 82Ru, 112Zr, 178Pt, and 280Ds, and the weights of six models by BMA are based on δcorr of these six benchmark nuclei (MeV)

      模型

      Models

      14O28Ne82Ru112Zr178Pt280Ds

      权重

      Weight

      Sly4-1.20-1.45-2.12-0.45-0.150.400.03
      SkP0.94-1.53-2.41-1.750.080.080.01
      NL3*1.51-0.58-1.62-1.26-0.190.360.06
      NLSH1.19-0.26-1.13-0.05-0.310.020.21
      DZ10-0.19-0.60-0.30-0.55-0.02-0.600.37
      WS*-1.20-0.15-0.39-0.06-0.130.220.32
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    Category: Special Topics on Applications of Machine Learning in Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Data

    Received: Mar. 11, 2025

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jun. 26, 2025

    The Author Email: Jian LIU (刘健)

    DOI:10.11889/j.0253-3219.2025.hjs.48.250104

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