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Performance of AutoRegressive Planet Search methodology on simulated PLATO lightcurves
AIM. This study examines the PLATO mission sensitivity to small transiting planets (radii between 0.5 and 2.0 R$_\oplus$) using Autoregressive Planet Search (ARPS) methodology based on simulated lightcurves. Methods. Several thousand simulations of PLATO-like lightcurves from magnetically active s
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