Semi-visible jets (SVJ) are predictions of dark sectors which are not observed yet, and they are composed of visible hadrons and stable dark hadrons. Since they have a visible part, we can search SVJ in the Large Hadron Collider. We apply Machine Learning (ML) techniques to classify SVJ from Quantum Chromodynamics jets because it’s extremely challenge to distinguish them. In this thesis, we deployed three different deep learning models using combinations of low-level features and high-level features and compared their performances. Models include Deep Neural Network, Convolution Neural Network, and ParticleNet. High-level features are jet-substructure variables, and low-level features are jet images or variables of jet’s constituents. We find that ParticleNet with constituent variables as inputsprovides the best classification power.