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Abstract: This paper presents a deep-learning model for predicting the photometric parameters of W UMa-type eclipsing binaries without spots. The model assumes that the light curve (LCs) can be described by four parameters: the orbital inclination, photometric mass ratio, temperature ratio, and common potential. The training dataset comprises 500~000 simulated LCs in the Gaia G passband. The best results were obtained using the random forest predictor, achieving a Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) of 6.1%. The study concluded that the quality of parameter prediction strongly depends on the quality of the analyzed LCs curves, requiring careful data preprocessing.
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