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Challenge on the Inclusive analysis of Fermi-LAT point sources Goal: to localise and classify Fermi LAT point sources, infer source properties The second step done in unsupervised way leaving space to detect new source classes comparison


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Goal: to localise and classify Fermi LAT point sources, infer source properties

  • The second step done in unsupervised way leaving space to detect new source classes
  • comparison with traditional methods, i.e. catalogs relatively ‘straightforward’

Details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19HsshuPr4rEbjat2AnUk7p_eLv1yXbA9GR5Bj5Z4s5A/edit#heading=h.1485omrgkxip

Challenge on the Inclusive analysis of Fermi-LAT point sources

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Details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19HsshuPr4rEbjat2AnUk7p_eLv1yXbA9GR5Bj5Z4s5A/edit#heading=h.1485omrgkxip

Challenge on the Inclusive analysis of Fermi-LAT point sources

Goal: to localise and classify Fermi LAT point sources, infer source properties

  • The second step done in unsupervised way leaving space to detect new source classes
  • comparison with traditional methods, i.e. catalogs relatively ‘straightforward’
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Details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19HsshuPr4rEbjat2AnUk7p_eLv1yXbA9GR5Bj5Z4s5A/edit#heading=h.1485omrgkxip

Challenge on the Inclusive analysis of Fermi-LAT point sources

Goal: to localise and classify Fermi LAT point sources, infer source properties

  • The second step done in unsupervised way leaving space to detect new source classes
  • comparison with traditional methods, i.e. catalogs relatively ‘straightforward’
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Status: we started with the classification first

  • Generated data that have ‘AGN-like’ and “PSR-like’ sources, whole sky, in 4 energy bins
  • Shared data + simple notebook with the challenge participants (via slack channel)
  • Had constructive discussions & first results

Details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19HsshuPr4rEbjat2AnUk7p_eLv1yXbA9GR5Bj5Z4s5A/edit#heading=h.1485omrgkxip

Challenge on the Inclusive analysis of Fermi-LAT point sources

Goal: to localise and classify Fermi LAT point sources, infer source properties

  • The second step done in unsupervised way leaving space to detect new source classes
  • comparison with traditional methods, i.e. catalogs relatively ‘straightforward’
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Challenge on the Inclusive analysis of Fermi-LAT point sources

Details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19HsshuPr4rEbjat2AnUk7p_eLv1yXbA9GR5Bj5Z4s5A/edit#heading=h.1485omrgkxip

Next steps: — add diffuse model and focus on localisation — probabilistic programming (started by Christoph, revamp?), to study source properties Status: we started with the classification first

  • Generated data that have ‘AGN-like’ and “PSR-like’ sources, whole sky, in 4 energy bins
  • Shared data + simple notebook with the challenge participants (via slack channel)
  • Had constructive discussions & first results

Goal: to localise and classify Fermi LAT point sources, infer source properties

  • The second step done in unsupervised way leaving space to detect new source classes
  • comparison with traditional methods, i.e. catalogs relatively ‘straightforward’
  • Meeting today (+these days?) in Lunquist to agree on this plan and discuss details