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The best of all worlds: gravitational-wave transient detection with multiple pipelines
The search for gravitational-wave transients (modeled and unmodeled) as performed by the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaborations and the broader community typically involves multiple detection algorithms, often redundant and sometimes complementary. We here address the problem of combining such detection al
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