Table 2
Blind tests: configuration and results.
| Planet | Peak | Pfit=Ptrue | Colour | Detection of | Detection of | Detection | Bias on |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| configuration | significance | code | true planet | false planet | status | statistics | |
| No injection | |||||||
| Good | – | Red | – | Yes | False positive | nb./prop. | |
| Detection of | |||||||
| non-existent planet | |||||||
| Bad | – | Black | – | No | Good recovery | No bias | |
| Injection | |||||||
| Good | Yes | Green | Yes | No | Good recovery | No bias | |
| Good | No | Brown | No | Yes | Wrong planet | prop. | |
| Bad | Yes | Orange | No | No | Rejection of | nb./prop. | |
| true planet | |||||||
| Bad | No | Blue | No | No | Missed planet | nb./prop. | |
Notes. The peak significance is based on the FAP (bootstrap of the signal, 1% level). “Pfit=Ptrue” means that the difference between the two is lower than a certain threshold (see text). The colour code corresponds to Fig. 17. The bias on planet statistics can either be on the number of detected planets or on their properties (in particular the orbital period).
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