Hybrid CNN-Transformer model for automated exoplanet transit detection on NASA Kepler light curves. Features dual scale CNN branches, Transformer based sequence modelling, Grad CAM + SHAP + attention explainability, and Monte Carlo Dropout uncertainty quantification. 5 fold cross validated with baseline comparisons.
A complete machine learning toolkit for classifying potential exoplanets from NASA's Kepler mission data using a hybrid neural network model with built-in explanations and uncertainty estimates.
How It Works
You find a free tool that uses NASA's telescope data to spot real planets around distant stars by learning patterns in their light.
Download the public list of potential planet signals from NASA's Kepler mission and place it in your data folder.
Run a quick setup to create organized folders for your data, models, and pictures of results.
Start the training process where the tool studies thousands of star light curves to learn the difference between true planets and lookalikes.
Check performance charts, comparisons to simpler methods, and see how accurately it identifies planets.
Pick any star from the list and get an instant prediction with confidence level and visual explanations.
Celebrate having a reliable planet detector that flags real exoplanets, explains its reasoning, and highlights uncertain cases for double-checking.
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