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An AI sifter called RAVEN just pulled 10,000 candidate exoplanets out of old NASA TESS data — confirming 100+ new worlds and 31 nobody had spotted before
A machine-learning pipeline built at the University of Warwick has sifted through roughly four years of archived NASA TESS ...
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Machine learning helps astronomers find 10,000 new planet candidates in existing data
A huge haul of possible planets has been hiding in NASA data, waiting for scientists to look more closely at faint, flickering stars. In a new study, researchers reanalyzed the first year of ...
• Repurposed COVID-19 RATs provide an ideal platform for observing differences in blood coagulability. • Random Forest image classification algorithms can facilitate rapid coagulation status ...
The ability to anticipate what comes next has long been a competitive advantage -- one that's increasingly within reach for developers and organizations alike, thanks to modern cloud-based machine ...
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