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Pearson coefficient for our three simulated bins: low-z, mid-z, and high-z. This term is assumed to be one for clustering-redshifts calibration. We see different behaviours, r = 1, r < 1, and r > 1 for different scales and redshifts, except for the high-z bin, for which r = 1 (almost) everywhere.
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