Classifying exoplanet candidates with convolutional neural networks: application to the Next Generation Transit Survey
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David J Armstrong | S. Udry | C. Watson | M. Burleigh | R. West | S. Casewell | M. Goad | J. Jenkins | L. Raynard | P. Wheatley | P. Eigmüller | S. Gill | J. Vines | A. Chaushev | J. Briegal | L. Nielsen
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