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DANTE: A Reference-Guided Unsupervised Pipeline for Extended-Transient Anomaly Characterization in LIGO O4a
The analysis of gravitational-wave detector data during the fourth observing run (O4) requires robust methods to distinguish stationary instrumental noise from non-stationary transients (glitches). In this work, we present DANTE (Domain-Adaptive Network for Transient Evaluation), a pipeline designed
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