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Plots displaying the relation between STIX BKG detector peak flux and GOES peak flux. The blue dots represent the flares used for the fit and the black curve is the fit. We have calculated the Pearson correlation coefficient to measure the linearity of the data in logarithmic scale. The grey dots are the outlier flares which were excluded from the fit. The red crosses represent the ten largest STIX flares in the thermal range up to July 2024. The crosses are plotted using the STIX flux and the fit to estimate the GOES flux. They correspond to the flares listed in Table 2. The green cross marks a conservative upper limit for the largest flare that the STIX BKG detector is able to accurately measure, see the discussion in Section 5. In the lower plot, we give the normalized difference between the data points (individual flares) and the fit.
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