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Training and Using the Deep Learning Wavefront Sensor

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Abstract

We propose an Adaptive Optics system controlled by a Slow Deep Learning Wavefront Sensor architecture that can predict and correct the first Zernike modes of low refresh frequency atmospheric effects to anticipate the AO in astronomical observations.

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