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Astroconformer: Inferring Surface Gravity of Stars from Stellar Light Curves with Transformer

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arxiv 2207.02787 v1 pith:FQHCJ5WL submitted 2022-07-06 astro-ph.SR astro-ph.EPastro-ph.IMcs.LG

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keywords astroconformercurvesinformationlightstellarasteroseismologygravitykepler
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We introduce Astroconformer, a Transformer-based model to analyze stellar light curves from the Kepler mission. We demonstrate that Astrconformer can robustly infer the stellar surface gravity as a supervised task. Importantly, as Transformer captures long-range information in the time series, it outperforms the state-of-the-art data-driven method in the field, and the critical role of self-attention is proved through ablation experiments. Furthermore, the attention map from Astroconformer exemplifies the long-range correlation information learned by the model, leading to a more interpretable deep learning approach for asteroseismology. Besides data from Kepler, we also show that the method can generalize to sparse cadence light curves from the Rubin Observatory, paving the way for the new era of asteroseismology, harnessing information from long-cadence ground-based observations.

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