Collaboration
Sage is an active research project and we are always keen to work with new collaborators. Whether you want to deploy Sage on your own dataset, adapt it to a new detector or custom GW source, or contribute to the codebase, we would love to hear from you.
What we can do together
Deploy Sage for your specific detector configuration or custom GW source. The pipeline is not limited to CBC signals — we are actively interested in extending to other source classes including continuous waves, bursts, and beyond.
Collaborate on extending the methodology — new architectures, bias studies, parameter estimation, or multi-messenger follow-up.
Get help setting up the data pipeline, configuring the training loop, or interpreting diagnostic outputs for your use case.
Contribute new waveform models, noise strategies, or DSP components. See the GitHub repository for open issues and contribution guidelines.
The Sage Team
Get in touch
nagarajan@uni-potsdam.de
Open an issue or start a discussion on the Sage repository for technical questions and feature requests.
Citing Sage
If you use Sage in your research, please cite the paper and software:
See the Citation & Acknowledgements page for full BibTeX entries.