Figure 1.
Two examples of the pulsar and non-pulsar candidates. For the pulsar candidate, there is a narrow peak in the pulse profile plot and a persistent vertical line both in the time versus phase plot and the frequency versus phase plot. And meanwhile, DM curve peaks at a non-zero value. For the non-pulsar candidate, there are a broad peak in the pulse profile plot, and what is more, the pulse only appears in several frequency channels, which indicates that this signal is the RFI.

Two examples of the pulsar and non-pulsar candidates. For the pulsar candidate, there is a narrow peak in the pulse profile plot and a persistent vertical line both in the time versus phase plot and the frequency versus phase plot. And meanwhile, DM curve peaks at a non-zero value. For the non-pulsar candidate, there are a broad peak in the pulse profile plot, and what is more, the pulse only appears in several frequency channels, which indicates that this signal is the RFI.

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