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Paris Full Pupil Astrolabe And Danjon's Prism Astrolabe. A Statistical Comparison In Terms Of Time-Magnitude-Colour Equation

M. L. Bougeard

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Through multivariate statistical methods, we are trying to detect and separate some “outstanding errors” in visual astnometric data, especially in terms of time, magnitude, colour effects. The methods are illustrated by their application to the Paris Astrolake data.

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Through multivariate statistical methods, we are trying to detect and separate some “outstanding errors” in visual astnometric data, especially in terms of time, magnitude, colour effects. The methods are illustrated by their application to the Paris Astrolake data.

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Through multivariate statistical methods, we are trying to detect and separate some “outstanding errors” in visual astnometric data, especially in terms of time, magnitude, colour effects. The methods are illustrated by their application to the Paris Astrolake data.

Key concepts: Astrolabe, Magnitude (astronomy), Prism, Statistics, Physics, Multivariate statistics, Geodesy, Optics

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