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A Survey on Generative AI for Detector Effects Unfolding in Particle and Nuclear Physics
In particle and nuclear physics, “detector effects unfolding” can be viewed as a highdimensional inverse problem whose goal is to recover the true event distributions from observed experimental data corrupted by detector-induced distortions. Recent advances in generative AI have positioned data-driv
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