Rohan Arni, 17, used AI to analyse mysterious radio flashes from space; his model classified repeating and non-repeating bursts with 98% accuracy | - The Times of India
A 17-year-old student has used artificial intelligence to investigate mysterious flashes of radio waves travelling across space, building a machine-learning model that can tell repeating fast radio bursts from those that appear only once. Rohan Arni, a student at High Technology High School ... A 17-year-old student has used artificial intelligence to investigate mysterious flashes of radio waves travelling across space, building a machine-learning model that can tell repeating fast radio bursts from those that appear only once. Rohan Arni, a student at High Technology High School in New Jersey, trained his model using data collected by the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), a radio telescope designed to study the sky. The TOI Science Desk stands as an inquisitive team of journalists, ceaselessly delving into the realms of discovery to curate a captivating collection of news, features, and articles from the vast and ever-evolving world of science for the readers of The Times of India. Consider us your scientific companion, delivering a daily dose of wonder and enlightenment. Whether it's the intricacies of genetic engineering, the marvels of space exploration, or the latest in artificial intelligence, the TOI Science Desk ensures you stay connected to the pulse of the scientific world. Space & Astronomy News: A 17-year-old student has used artificial intelligence to investigate mysterious flashes of radio waves travelling across space, building a machine-le. HeadlinesSports NewsBusiness NewsIndia NewsWorld NewsInternational SportsHealthBreaking NewsTravelAstrologyDeorhiTOI Young LeadersTOI Home Decor AwardsPower Creator Awards 2026The Times of India EcopreneurGold Rate TodayWeather TodaySilver Price TodayDelhi Weather TodayPetrol Price TodayDiesel Price TodayCNG Price TodayLPG Price TodayPetrol Price MumbaiFIFA 2026Is Bank Open TodayFIFA 2026 ScheduleIs Bank Open TomorrowPublic Holidays in JuneBank Holidays in June
A 17-year-old student has used artificial intelligence to investigate mysterious flashes of radio waves travelling across space, building a machine-learning model that can tell repeating fast radio bursts from those that appear only once. Rohan Arni, a student at High Technology High School ... A 17-year-old student has used artificial intelligence to investigate mysterious flashes of radio waves travelling across space, building a machine-learning model that can tell repeating fast radio bursts from those that appear only once. Rohan Arni, a student at High Technology High School in New Jersey, trained his model using data collected by the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), a radio telescope designed to study the sky. The TOI Science Desk stands as an inquisitive team of journalists, ceaselessly delving into the realms of discovery to curate a captivating collection of news, features, and articles from the vast and ever-evolving world of science for the readers of The Times of India. Consider us your scientific companion, delivering a daily dose of wonder and enlightenment. Whether it's the intricacies of genetic engineering, the marvels of space exploration, or the latest in artificial intelligence, the TOI Science Desk ensures you stay connected to the pulse of the scientific world. Space & Astronomy News: A 17-year-old student has used artificial intelligence to investigate mysterious flashes of radio waves travelling across space, building a machine-le. HeadlinesSports NewsBusiness NewsIndia NewsWorld NewsInternational SportsHealthBreaking NewsTravelAstrologyDeorhiTOI Young LeadersTOI Home Decor AwardsPower Creator Awards 2026The Times of India EcopreneurGold Rate TodayWeather TodaySilver Price TodayDelhi Weather TodayPetrol Price TodayDiesel Price TodayCNG Price TodayLPG Price TodayPetrol Price MumbaiFIFA 2026Is Bank Open TodayFIFA 2026 ScheduleIs Bank Open TomorrowPublic Holidays in JuneBank Holidays in June
