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Pearson coefficients distributions from the error-accommodation method. Each graph shows R distribution for parameters of adjacent planets, which were tested for linear correlation by running 105 random uniform simulations. From left to right the correlation is calculated for radii, masses, densities of adjacent planets in pairs and period ratios in triples. The blue dash-dotted and black dashed lines indicate mean and median values, respectively. The solid blue line indicates the best-fitted probability density function (PDF) of the normal distribution. The y-axis shows the probability density (the probability per unit on the x-axis).

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