Computational Intelligence Challenges and Applications on Large-Scale Astronomical Time Series Databases
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Pavlos Protopapas | Pablo A. Estévez | José Carlos Príncipe | Pablo Zegers | Pablo Huijse | J. Príncipe | P. Protopapas | P. Estévez | P. Zegers | P. Huijse
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