Anticipating Data Demand in HEP: A Transformer Approach
摘要
Abstract
Modern high-energy physics (HEP) experiments generate and store vast volumes of data, which users access through complex and irregular patterns. Efficient data management in such environments requires accurate forecasting of dataset popularity to optimize storage, caching, and data distribution strategies. In this work, we propose an approach for predicting future dataset access patterns using transformer-based deep learning models. By leveraging historical logs of user interactions with HEP datasets, our method captures temporal dependences and contextual signals to forecast both short- and medium-term data demand.