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Plasmonic and Dielectric Nanostructures: Distinguishing Size, Material, and Dielectric Environment via Machine Learning

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We employ machine learning, coupled with linear and nonlinear dimensionality reduction strategies, to distinguish between plasmonic and dielectric optical response of nanostructures and to understand the role of structural parameters and local environment.

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