Kepler.gl is a powerful open source geospatial analysis tool for large-scale data sets.
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Easy command line tools for Kepler, K2 & TESS data analysis.
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Unity3d static 2-body orbits simulation
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De-trending of K2 Light curves
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Curate publications related to NASA's Kepler/K2 missions using the ADS API.
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Remove WebGL
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We don't need anything supported on web.
K2 systematics correction using Gaussian processes
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A theme for Maverick, designed for wiki site.
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Animate exoplanet transit
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Solar System simulation with pretty graphics. C++, OpenGL 4.5
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A python module to detect stellar flares using Bayesian model comparison
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Kepler jump and systematics correction using Variational Bayes and shrinkage priors.
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Kepler Smear Campaign Paper and Data
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Tutorials for finding exoplanet signals in Kepler and K2 data
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A research project to see if photometry can be done on halo contamination of K2 postage stamps.
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Open exoplanet transit search pipeline
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Exoplanet Transit Detection using Deep Neural Networks written in Python
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The K2 Halo Campaign Data Release and Paper
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I have been playing around with
"Performing Pixel Level Decorrelation with the PLDCorrector in lightkurve" tutorial in colab and have been applying it to TESS data. I have noticed several potential issues - I apologize in advance if these are not issue or bugs, but simple mistakes made on my end.
I first tried to run the task via creating a cut out from FFI data and then passing through to