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LeoNet: A Machine Learning Method for Binary Pulsar Classification
Binary pulsars provide valuable laboratories for testing theories of gravity, but orbital Doppler shifts complicate their detection. Fourier-domain acceleration and jerk searches address this challenge via matched filtering, but at substantial computational cost. We present LeoNet, a convolutional n
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