Testing Convolutional Neural Networks for finding strong gravitational lenses in KiDS
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A. Hopkins | L. Kelvin | C. E. Petrillo | Crescenzo Tortora | S. Chatterjee | G. Vernardos | L. Koopmans | G. V. Kleijn | N. Napolitano | G. Covone
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