Table A.1
Filtering of artificial Gaussian sources due to the correlated noise removal depending on the input size along the minor (major) axis (FWHM).
| Source sample | Size where | ||
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| (1) | (2) | (3) | (4) |
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| Circular sources: | |||
| strong sources | 280″ | 250″ | 170″ |
| (>150 mJy/beam) | |||
| weak sources | 170″ | 140″ | 90″ |
| (<150 mJy/beam) | |||
| all sources | 240″ | 200″ | 120″ |
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| Elliptical sources with aspect ratio 2.5: | |||
| strong sources | 220″ (550″) | 220″ (550″) | 130″ (330″) |
| (>150 mJy/beam) | |||
| weak sources | 130″ (330″) | 120″ (300″) | 70″ (180″) |
| (<150 mJy/beam) | |||
| all sources | 180″ (450″) | 160″ (400″) | 100″ (250″) |
Notes. 
and
are the
output and input peak flux densities, 
and
si the output and input sizes
(FWHM), and 
and
the
total output and input fluxes over an aperture of radius equal
to the input FWHM. The sizes in parentheses correspond to the
major axis of the elliptical sources.
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