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[Galaxy/quasar classification based on nearest neighbor method].

Xiang-Ru Li1, Yu Lu, Jian-Ming Zhou

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Automated celestial data processing is crucial due to massive sky surveys. This study uses the nearest neighbor method for accurate galaxy and quasar spectra recognition without training, proving effective for large datasets.

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Area of Science:

  • Astronomy and Astrophysics
  • Computer Science
  • Data Mining

Context:

  • Large-scale sky surveys (SDSS, LAMOST, LSST) generate vast amounts of celestial observational data.
  • Effective utilization of this data requires automated processing methods.
  • Distinguishing between galaxies and quasars from noisy spectra is a key challenge in astronomical data analysis.

Purpose:

  • To investigate the effectiveness of the nearest neighbor (NN) method for automatic classification of celestial spectra.
  • To recognize galaxies and quasars from spectral data.
  • To evaluate the NN method's performance against more complex algorithms.

Summary:

  • The study applied the nearest neighbor (NN) algorithm to classify celestial spectra, specifically distinguishing between galaxies and quasars.
  • The NN method demonstrated a recognition ratio comparable to more complex techniques.
  • A key advantage of NN is its lack of a training phase, facilitating incremental learning and parallel processing.

Impact:

  • The findings provide a practical and efficient method for galaxy and quasar spectra classification.
  • The NN method's simplicity and effectiveness make it valuable for handling the increasing volume of astronomical data.
  • This research contributes to the automated analysis of spectral data, supporting large sky survey programs.