Machine-learning approaches to exoplanet transit detection and candidate validation in wide-field ground-based surveys
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David J Armstrong | F. Bouchy | G. H'ebrard | J. Almenara | S. Udry | A. Cameron | L. Mancini | L. Hebb | K. Alsubai | D. Queloz | D. Pollacco | E. Pallé | R. West | P. Wheatley | N. Schanche | L. Nielsen | A. Triaud | D. Anderson | S. Barros | P. Boumis | D. Brown | F. Faedi | K. Hay | F. Kiefer | P. Maxted | B. Smalley
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