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Table 2

Magnitude dependence of object-detection probabilities for the functional-baseline rejection parameters.

G range P G P G ∗ ∗ → ∗ P G ∗ ∗ → ∗ ∗ P G,CR P G,SP
[mag] [%] [%] [%] [%] [%]

12.5–13.5 100.000 99.917 99.188 8.584 15.781
13.5–14.5 100.000 99.929 99.302 11.218 12.091
14.5–15.5 100.000 99.936 99.263 4.589 6.346
15.5–16.5 100.000 99.946 98.763 11.957 1.048
16.5–17.5 100.000 99.886 99.027 2.780 0.454
17.5–18.5 100.000 99.808 99.121 7.646 2.651
18.5–19.5 99.999 99.326 98.660 3.871
19.5–20.0 99.831 94.306 96.200

12.5–20.0 99.961 98.417 98.271 6.349 3.401

Notes. The symbol “–” indicates the absence of faint cosmic rays and solar protons in our prompt-particle-event catalogues, as explained in Sect. 3.4. The magnitude-averaged star-detection probabilities PG, PG ∗ ∗ → ∗, and PG ∗ ∗ → ∗ ∗ in the last line are weighted with the Galaxy-model weights wG from Table 1. The functional-baseline detection performance is not compatible with the minimum detection percentages defined in Table 1.

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