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GW-YOLO: Multi-transient segmentation in LIGO using computer vision
Time series data and their time-frequency representations from gravitational-wave interferometers present opportunities for artificial intelligence methods in signal and image processing, particularly for low-latency analysis. In this work, we introduce GW-YOLO, a signal and noise identification too
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