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Send message Joined: 26 Dec 10 Posts: 12 Credit: 1,855,030 RAC: 0  
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Hello Sirs, It's Diego. Recently I read this article and I was asking how it will be useful or not with your science project. https://phys.org/news/2019-08-virtual-universe-machine-galaxy-evolution.html Faithfully. Diego |
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Send message Joined: 26 Dec 10 Posts: 12 Credit: 1,855,030 RAC: 0
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Hello Sirs, it's Diego. https://phys.org/news/2019-08-virtual-universe-machine-galaxy-evolution.html Nobody there of the team of the project Milkyway@home that just wants to spend a few words in how the article above may influence or not your project Milkyway@home. I would appreciate it. Faithfully. Diego |
 Tom DonlonSend message Joined: 10 Apr 19 Posts: 408 Credit: 120,203,200 RAC: 0   |
Hi Diego, Our research mostly involves galactic structure (specifically, Milky Way substructure) using large-scale optimization methods. Machine learning is becoming more and more prevalent in physics and science as a whole, and while we are not planning on incorporating machine learning in MW@h anytime soon, people are already using machine learning algorithms to locate and classify Milky Way substructure. I think the astronomy community is still figuring out what machine learning can do, and working out how to implement that into important projects often takes a significant amount of time. This is an interesting article though, thanks for sharing! Tom |
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Large number of dwarf galaxies discovered in the early universe https://astronomynow.com/2016/11/25/large-number-of-dwarf-galaxies-discovered-in-the-early-universe/ |
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