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The SNR (top) and SNRdiag (bottom) for the joint clustering and weak-lensing data vector shown using the shrunk jackknife covariance as a function of NJK, relative to the sample covariance. Clustering spectra are limited to 10 ≤  ≤ 80 to balance contributions. Increasing NJK reduces the spread in both metrics. While SNR agrees with the sample covariance across all NJK, SNRdiag remains biased, though converging toward the sample estimate. See Fig. 10 for details.

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