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Example predictions from TABASCAL for two different baselines (left and right) on an observation containing six satellites. The orange dotted curve shows the TABASCAL prediction and the blue curve shows the true value. The top panel shows this for the RFI visibility magnitude and the lower panels show the real part of the astronomical visibility. The top panel corresponds to a TABASCAL run where γ = 5, as defined in Equation (10). The three lower panels show the results when varying the prior parameter γ for the astronomical visibilities. Finally, γ controls the smoothness of the solutions.
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