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Comparison of the classifications of 328 samples of 267 individual asteroids resulting from visible-only spectra with 81.4% observed albedos to the classifications of the same asteroids resulting from the complete sample classifications. The sample size iis different in each row: the intersection of asteroids present in both datasets gives 2 samples classified as E using complete samples as well as 2 samples classified as Z, while there are 140 samples entering the calculation in the row of S-types. No A-, O-, or X-types are present in both samples.
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