The transit, played back
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The star in its blackbody colour with the planet crossing it, and a limb-darkened model light curve with this dip's stored points overlaid.
Real data, cited 1.00 panel score Probe Typical · 0.60 Probe Sensitive · 0.60 Probe Cautious · 0.40 3 of 3 marked it · panel score 1.00, as stored candidate, unconfirmed
Each reviewer's stored mark on this dip (a solid line: it marked the dip; dashed: no mark), each sized by its calibrated weight; the ring fills to the panel score as the run stored it. Source: run tess-wasp-126-s1, its stored marks and panel score; calibrated weights from docs/results/reviewer_weights_full_panel.json. Probes only; Sentinels not run on this example. The marks and weights as a table Reviewer Role Provider Marked this dip Calibrated weight Probe · Sensitive volunteer-sensitive Probe deterministic matched filter yes 0.60 Probe · Typical volunteer-typical Probe deterministic matched filter yes 0.60 Probe · Cautious volunteer-cautious Probe deterministic matched filter yes 0.40
Passed every vetting check. Its period matches WASP-126 b in the stored archive cross-match (ΔP 0.04%): a known planet, recovered, not a discovery. The dip itself stays a candidate, unconfirmed as an independent detection.
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Only a dip that passed vetting is a candidate, and it stays unconfirmed; a rejected dip is not one. Stored values only: the points, marks, scores, flags and words are as the run stored them.
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