A collection of Machine Learning models that detect if a star system contains exoplanets.
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PlanetFinder is a Python-based tool designed for the detection and analysis of exoplanets using light curve data from the TESS mission. Leveraging the Lightkurve library, it allows users to search for, visualize, and analyze potential exoplanet transits, making it an ideal resource for both citizen scientists and professional astronomers.
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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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Python Example Code to use the lightkurve lib to analyse variable stars
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This repository contains submission for the intra-college astronomy hackathon
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My personal codes using Lightkurve package to download, treating and analysis TESS light curves
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