A collection of Machine Learning models that detect if a star system contains exoplanets.
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Used Python 3.9, used packageUsed NASA’s MAST Archive for Space Telescopes data to provide the AI with accurate results to determine if the planet is an exoplanet.
tensorflow python3 numpy-arrays pandas-python matplotlib-pyplot lightkurve scipy-library astropy-units
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Mass characterisation of Detached Eclipsing Binary Stars.
machine-learning jupyter numpy python3 scipy astropy binary-stars lightcurves spectral-energy-distribution lightkurve mcmc-analysis
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Multi-sector TESS SPOC PDCSAP photometry analysis of ANJ-V001 (EA eclipsing binary): Lomb–Scargle period, epoch (Min I), amplitude, and VSX submission artifacts.
python time-series astronomy astrophysics photometry astropy tess lightcurve lightkurve eclipsing-binaries
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My personal codes using Lightkurve package to download, treating and analysis TESS light curves
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Python Example Code to use the lightkurve lib to analyse variable stars
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Análisis astrofísico de sistemas planetarios reales usando Python, curvas de luz de Kepler y modelos keplerianos. Proyecto académico de Física del Universo (ITAM, 2025).
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Python script to detect planets using the transit method
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This repository contains submission for the intra-college astronomy hackathon
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