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Construction of the waterfall-PCA folding merit function ξ (3) for M = 200 for the Crab pulsar observation. The plot shows three curves, the maximum scalar (1), the eigenvalue corresponding to the same sℓt,max (high signal-to-noise ratio case corresponds to the first PC eigenvalue), and the merit function ξℓ The strength in signal-to-noise ratio for an ideal pulsar observation is clear. The scalar, very low with respect to the rest (with 1 the maximum amplitude) of the curves, is plotted in Fig. 8. Eigenvalues from the same dataset are shown in Fig. 6.

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