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   by yh_82367 9y ago

   surprisingly not that long. We started this in Feb without any expectation that it would work at all, and after 2-3 weeks of playing with things they were working great.
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   by yh_82367 9y ago

   yes and no. Most exoplanet detections so far have been indirect: people just search for the dimming from the eclipse or similar other methods. So you're right about that. But recently we're starting to actually directly take sensi
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   by yh_82367 9y ago

   Bob?
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   by yh_82367 9y ago

   yes, in principle you're right. But in this case, the answer from the neural nets is so incredibly close to the true answer, that we think we can trust it for most purposes. If someone really wanted the most accurate answer, then they
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   by yh_82367 9y ago

   hi, Yashar here (one of the authors). These NNs were really fast to train. A day or so. We trained them on half a million simulated images. Then they're good to go for the analysis of any new data. We don't need to keep on trainin