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Explore Galaxy Zoo Classifications | Galaxy Zoo

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A Zooniverse Project Blog. April 27, 2015. Explore Galaxy Zoo Classifications. This post (and visualization) is by Coleman Krawczyk. A Zooniverse Data Scientist at the ICG at the University of Portsmouth. Today we’ve added another new tool for visualizing Galaxy Zoo. And the size of the node is proportional to the number of votes for that answer. The maximal vote path is highlighted and also shown in words across to top of the tree, and the results of the Is there anything odd? Laquo; Previous post.

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Amazing Galaxies of the Week | Daily Zooniverse

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Something awesome from across the Zooniverse every weekday. Amazing Galaxies of the Week. August 7, 2015. That right, not just one galaxy this week. This is a beautiful image. Of a galaxy cluster from Galaxy Zoo. How many individual galaxies can you identify in it? This entry was posted in Citizen Science. And tagged Amazing Galaxy of the Week. Look at the Camera, Mom! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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Kyle Willett | Galaxy Zoo

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A Zooniverse Project Blog. Archive by Author Kyle Willett. May 10, 2016. Upcoming Galaxy Zoo: Hubble and CANDELS papers. It’s been a good amount of time since the Galaxy Zoo: Hubble and Galaxy Zoo: CANDELS projects were finished, tackling more than 200,000 combined galaxies thanks to the efforts of our volunteers. While we’ve had a couple of science papers based on the early results ( Melvin et al. 2014. Simmons et al. 2014. Cheung et al. 2015. How to write a Galaxy Zoo paper in 15 seconds or less ….

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citizen science | Zooniverse

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Tag Archives: citizen science. Pop-ups on Comet Hunters. October 20, 2016. We’re testing out a new feature of our interface, which means if you’re classifying images on Comet Hunters. You may see occasional pop-up messages like the one pictured above. The messages are designed to give you more information about the project. If you do not want to see them, you have the option to opt-out of seeing any future messages. Just click the link at the bottom of the pop-up. Emails from the Zooniverse. May 19, 2016.

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New Sloan Digital Sky Survey Galaxies in Galaxy Zoo | Galaxy Zoo

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A Zooniverse Project Blog. September 20, 2012. New Sloan Digital Sky Survey Galaxies in Galaxy Zoo. The relaunch of Galaxy Zoo doesn’t only include the fantastic new images from the CANDELS. Survey on Hubble Space Telescope, but also includes over 200,000 new local galaxies from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. We’ve had a lot of questions about where these galaxies came from and why they weren’t put into earlier versions of Galaxy Zoo, so I thought I’d write a bit about these new images. The figure at the ...

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Using Tag Groups to Collect Images on Talk | Zooniverse

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Using Tag Groups to Collect Images on Talk. January 14, 2015. One of the ways in which zooites can take advantage of hashtags is by using Talk’s tag group feature. A tag group (also called a “keyword collection”) is a collection that automatically populates with all of the objects that have been given a specific hashtag by a volunteer. For instance, here is a Galaxy Zoo tag group. At this point, there is no way to create a collection that includes, say, on Operation War Diary, #casualty. It is likely tha...

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New Images on Galaxy Zoo, Part 1 | Galaxy Zoo

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A Zooniverse Project Blog. March 27, 2015. New Images on Galaxy Zoo, Part 1. We’re delighted to announce that we have some new images on Galaxy Zoo for you to classify! There are two sets of new images:. 1 Galaxies from the CANDELS survey. 2 Galaxies from the GOODS survey. The general look of these images should be quite familiar to our regular classifiers, and we’ve already described them in many previous posts (examples: here. If you have any questions! Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).

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karenlmasters | Galaxy Zoo

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A Zooniverse Project Blog. Archive by Author karenlmasters. January 11, 2016. Galaxy Zoo Highlights from 2015. Following on from the excellent summary of the hi-lights in 2015 for the Radio Galaxy Zoo project. Here’s a similar post about results from Galaxy Zoo. This year we collected 4,755,448 classifications on 209,291 different images of galaxies. You continue to amaze us with your collective efforts. Thank you so much for each and everyone of of these classifications. An 8 for our 8th birthday! We al...

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Announcing Galaxy Zoo’s machine-learning competition (with prize money!) | Galaxy Zoo

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A Zooniverse Project Blog. December 23, 2013. Announcing Galaxy Zoo’s machine-learning competition (with prize money! While doing real science with the Zooniverse has always been our primary goal, we’re also looking to the future; upcoming telescopes like the SKA. Will have billions of new images and detected objects. This will simply be too large for citizen scientists to handle the full scope of data – even if literally everyone on the planet is involved. Huertas-Company et al. 2011. An online platform...