An Iterative, Deep Learning Approach for Switchback Classification in Parker Solar Probe Data
Dona Chathuni P. Kuruppuaratchi and Jacob R. Gruesbeck 2025 ApJS 280 38 The neural network model ParkerNet demonstrated strong performance in identifying and characterizing switchbacks even with only…
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