A Terrestrial Planet Candidate in a Temperate Orbit around Proxima Centauri.¶
Anglada-Escudé, G., Amado, P. J., Barnes, J., Berdiñas, Z. M., Butler, R. P., Coleman, G. A. L., de la Cueva, I., et al. (2016). A Terrestrial Planet Candidate in a Temperate Orbit around Proxima Centauri. Nature, 536(7617), 437-440.
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- Statistics and regression (origin): residual-vs-fitted plots, Q-Q plots, serial-correlation tests, and partial-residual plots distinguish well-specified from misspecified models and reveal omitted variables, nonlinearity, and dependence. Time series and econometrics: forecast residuals are tested for autocorrelation and recursively modelled, so residual structure motivates each successive model layer. Physics and astronomy: subtracting a known orbital model and examining the residuals inferred Neptune from Uranus's discrepancies and detects exoplanets in radial-velocity and transit data.
This sourceDetects an exoplanet from periodic structure in stellar radial-velocity residuals after subtracting the modelled signal.
- Statistics and regression (origin): residual-vs-fitted plots, Q-Q plots, serial-correlation tests, and partial-residual plots distinguish well-specified from misspecified models and reveal omitted variables, nonlinearity, and dependence. Time series and econometrics: forecast residuals are tested for autocorrelation and recursively modelled, so residual structure motivates each successive model layer. Physics and astronomy: subtracting a known orbital model and examining the residuals inferred Neptune from Uranus's discrepancies and detects exoplanets in radial-velocity and transit data.
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