Gravitational-Wave Optical Counterpart Detection Methods for the TOROS Campaign During LVC O2 Observation Run
ORAL
Abstract
In this talk we will discuss the current status of optical transient (OT) detection on astronomical images taken by the TOROS Collaboration during the LVC Observation Run O2. We review several Difference Image Analysis methods and traditional Machine Learning techniques used to clean up recovered transient candidates, as well as new OT detection methods based on Convolutional Neural Networks and the use of raw pixels of the image.
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Presenters
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Martin I Beroiz
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Authors
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Martin I Beroiz
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Richard S Camuccio
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Moises Castillo
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Mario Claudio Diaz
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Mariano J Dominguez
Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, IATE, Cordoba, Argentina
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Marcelo Lares
Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, IATE, Cordoba, Argentina
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Bruno Sanchez
Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, IATE, Cordoba, Argentina
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Adam Zadrozny
National Centre for Nuclear Research, Astrophysics Division, Warsaw, Poland