Fig. 7.

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Left: photometric redshift as a function of the spectroscopic one for the 122 J1030 sources with an available spectroscopic redshift. The black solid line marks the zspec = zphot relation, while the dashed lines contain the zphot = zspec ± 0.15(1 + zspec) region. Sources within this region are deemed to have a reliable photometric redshift. In the two panels, we highlight different classes of sources which are more likely to have a large fraction of outliers: spectroscopically classified BL–AGNs (blue circles, top); morphologically classified point-like sources (pink triangles, bottom). Right: distribution of Δz/(1 + zspec) for the sources reported in the left panel. The color code in the right panels matches that in the left panels.
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