Left panel: Full Voronoi cloud of an example void around its center. The color scale represents the Voronoi overlap rate, ranging from 0 to 1, i.e., how likely a point is to belong to the void throughout different realizations. This value is loosely related to the actual underlying probability distribution, with the yellow regions corresponding to the innermost underdense environment. The wire-frame sphere in the middle represents the effective volume of the void, and the Voronoi cloud extends significantly beyond this region. Right panel: Voronoi cloud truncated to make values of Voronoi overlap rate greater than 0.37, as interpolated from the linear fit of Figure B.1 in Appendix B. The outskirts are removed, and the remaining cloud conserves the mean volume inferred from the Bayesian analysis, while still retaining information on the shape of the void.