Machine learning approach could help avoid computing crunch

Since the first detection in 2015 of ripples caused by the collision of blackholes in spacetime, astronomers have used powerful computers to analyse information from the signals, including mass, spin, polarisation and inclination of orbit of the bodies involved in each event. Click to read more...

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