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A Machine That Can Predict Exoplanets
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November 16, 2016
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November 16, 2016
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4:37Now PlayingExciting new research from the Cool Worlds Lab has delved into the use of machine learning and artificial neural networks for astronomy. In new work from David Kipping & Chris Lam here at Columbia, we've shown how a machine can predict the presence of extra planets in known planetary systems using just a few pieces of information about the system. Chris Lam gives a neural network 101 and explains our implementation works.
::More about this Video::
► Kipping & Lam 2016, "Transit ClairvoyanceEnhancing TESS followup using artificial neural networks"
► Tamayo et al. (2016), "A Machine Learns to Predict the Stability of Tightly Packed Planetary Systems"
► Graff et al. (2013), "SKYNETan efficient and robust neural network training tool for machine learning in astronomy"
► Waldmann (2016), "Dreaming of atmospheres"
► Outro music by Taylor Davis
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