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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 February 2014
Modeling tools for eclipsing binary stars are lagging behind the modern observations that are unprecedented both in quality and in quantity. We assembled a team of modeling and interpretation experts and propose to enhance the modeling code to tackle this new-age data. In this paper we outline some of the most important advancements planned and being implemented into the new version of the phoebe code. These advancements will greatly reduce systematics and allow us to focus on prime astrophysics to be gleaned in studying eclipsing binaries and exoplanet transits. For the first time the errors on the masses and radii will be pushed well below 1%.