Figure 5.
An illustration how the resulting catalogue characteristics depend on our criterion (in terms of S and pmax) of detecting a cluster. Left panel shows the catalogue completeness with respect to ACT + PSZ2z clusters, the middle panel presents the catalogue purity with respect to Planck clusters, while the right panel demonstrates the number of cluster candidates in the resulting catalogue. White dot shows ‘Priority’ = 3 cluster candidates (S ≥ 20 and pmax ≥ 0.8), white star corresponds to ‘Priority’ = 2 objects (S ≥ 25 and pmax ≥ 0.8), white triangle marks ‘Priority’ = 1 subsample (i.e. the most reliable clusters with S ≥ 30 and pmax ≥ 0.8). In each panel, the dashed white line shows the contour with recall C = 0.86, while the dotted black line shows the contour with Puritycl, Planck = 0.67. We see that as the completeness and NComPACT decrease, the Puritycl, Planck in the sample increases.

An illustration how the resulting catalogue characteristics depend on our criterion (in terms of S and pmax) of detecting a cluster. Left panel shows the catalogue completeness with respect to ACT + PSZ2z clusters, the middle panel presents the catalogue purity with respect to Planck clusters, while the right panel demonstrates the number of cluster candidates in the resulting catalogue. White dot shows ‘Priority’ = 3 cluster candidates (S ≥ 20 and pmax ≥ 0.8), white star corresponds to ‘Priority’ = 2 objects (S ≥ 25 and pmax ≥ 0.8), white triangle marks ‘Priority’ = 1 subsample (i.e. the most reliable clusters with S ≥ 30 and pmax ≥ 0.8). In each panel, the dashed white line shows the contour with recall C = 0.86, while the dotted black line shows the contour with Puritycl, Planck = 0.67. We see that as the completeness and NComPACT decrease, the Puritycl, Planck in the sample increases.

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