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NASA NTRS · 20220018652

Deploying a Self-Supervised Learning Based Model to Search Events Across Space and Time

Abstract

Motivation - Scientific Study of natural events, phenomena, or disasters require examples which span across time and space. - Machine Learning adaptation is on the rise, but there’s a lack of labeled training datasets that could be used to train or validate the models. - Best case scenario: - There’s an event database that tracks events available through time and space. - Provides all data associated with the events. - Real life scenario: - Some events are better tracked than others. - Scientists need to spend significant time identifying and gathering examples of events from different sources.

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Iksha Gurung, Muthukumaran Ramasubramanian, Rodrigo Almeida, Soumya Ranjan, Leo Thomas, Andrew Bollinger, Manil Maskey, Rahul Ramachandran, Sowyma Subramanian, Kathryn Berger, Lilliane Thomas, Heidi Hok, Tammo Feldmann, Vincent Sarago, Nick Ingalls, Sajjad Anwar. Deploying a Self-Supervised Learning Based Model to Search Events Across Space and Time. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220018652

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