Side-by-side comparison of TOI (left) and KOI (right) radius vs orbital period. The red dashed line marks the 14-day orbital period. TOI detected more giant planets with shorter orbital periods,
Side-by-side comparison of TOI (left) and KOI (right) radius vs orbital period. The red dashed line marks the 14-day orbital period. TOI detected more giant planets with shorter orbital periods,
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