Table 2: Stellar variability classes considered in this study, their code, the number of light curves we used (NLC) and their source. Also listed (when relevant for the class) are the ranges for the parameters $T_{\rm eff}$ and $\log g$ if they could be determined from the literature. The last two columns list the range for the dominant frequencies (f1) and their amplitudes (A11) present in the light curves, resulting from our analysis (Sect. 2.1).
Class NLC Instrument Range $T_{\rm eff}$ Range $\log g$ Range f1 (c/d) Range A11 (mag)
Periodically variable supergiants (PVSG) 76 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA/ESO 3890-56234K 1.0-4.5 0.0004-14.1668 0.0027-0.4689
Pulsating Be-stars (BE) 57 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 17100-23850K 3.30-4.33 0.0003-14.0196 0.0023-2.9385
$\beta$-Cephei stars (BCEP) 58 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 18238-36813K 3.18-4.30 0.0180-11.3618 0.0030-0.1344
Classical Cepheids (CLCEP) 195 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 4800-6648K 1.45-2.6 0.0222-0.4954 0.0493-1.1895
Beat (double-mode)-Cepheids (DMCEP) 95 OGLE 5000-7000K 2-3.5 0.5836-1.7756 0.0544-0.1878
Population II Cepheids (PTCEP) 24 HIPPARCOS 5200-6550K   0.0038-1.5377 0.1561-0.6364
Chemically peculiar stars (CP) 63 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 6500-18900K 3.2-4.6 0.0076-33.4158 0.0027-0.0604
$\delta$-Scuti stars (DSCUT) 139 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 6550-9126K 3.5-4.25 0.0109-26.9967 0.0043-0.3841
$\lambda$-Bootis stars (LBOO) 13 HIPPARCOS 6637-9290K 3.4-4.1 7.0865-14.5035 0.0036-0.0143
SX-Phe stars (SXPHE) 7 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 6940-8690K 3.34-4.3 6.2281-16.2625 0.0138-0.3373
$\gamma$-Doradus stars (GDOR) 35 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 5980-7375K 3.32-4.58 0.3803-13.7933 0.0048-0.0325
Luminous Blue Variables (LBV) 21 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA/ESO 8000-30000K   0.0004-2.0036 0.0296-0.9877
Mira stars (MIRA) 144 HIPPARCOS 2500-3500K   0.0020-0.6630 0.2828-3.9132
Semi-Regular stars (SR) 42 HIPPARCOS 2500-3500K   0.0012-11.2496 0.0216-1.9163
RR-Lyrae, type RRab (RRAB) 129 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 6100-7400K 2.5-3.0 1.2150-9.6197 0.0745-0.5507
RR-Lyrae, type RRc (RRC) 29 HIPPARCOS     2.2289-4.5177 0.0313-0.2983
RR-Lyrae, type RRd (RRD) 57 OGLE     2.0397-2.8177 0.0899-0.2173
RV-Tauri stars (RVTAU) 13 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 4250-7300K -0.9-2.0 0.0011-1.0280 0.2851-2.3831
Slowly-pulsating B stars (SPB) 47 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA/MOST 12000-18450K 3.8-4.4 0.1394-3.7625 0.0036-0.0982
Solar-like oscillations in red giants (SLR) 1 MOST     0.0352 0.0014
Pulsating subdwarf B stars (SDBV) 16 ULTRACAM 23000-32000K 4.5-5.6 242.5726-612.7225 0.0038-0.0739
Pulsating DA white dwarfs (DAV) 2 WET 10350-11850K 7.73-8.74 149.2038-401.5197 0.0020-0.0226
Pulsating DB white dwarfs (DBV) 1 WET/CFHT 11000-30000K $\sim$8 150.5844 0.0401
GW-Virginis stars (GWVIR) 2 CFHT 70000-170000K   192.9965-215.3986 0.0141-0.0216
Rapidly oscillating Ap stars (ROAP) 4 WET/ESO 6800-8400K 3.77-4.52 123.0299-235.0878 0.0013-0.0022
T-Tauri stars (TTAU) 17 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 3660-4920K 3.8-4.5 0.0009-11.0231 0.0092-0.8925
Herbig-Ae/Be stars (HAEBE) 21 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA 5900-16000K 3.5-5 0.0009-10.9516 0.0053-0.8925
FU-Ori stars (FUORI) 3 ROTOR 13000-15000K   0.0002-0.0006 0.0432-0.2181
Wolf-Rayet stars (WR) 63 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA/ESO/MOST 14800-91000K   0.0003-15.9092 0.0016-0.3546
X-Ray binaries (XB) 9 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA     0.0057-11.2272 0.0063-0.0813
Cataclysmic variables (CV) 3 ULTRACAM     27.5243-36.9521 0.1838-0.5540
Eclipsing binary, type EA (EA) 169 OGLE     0.0127-3.1006 0.0371-0.2621
Eclipsing binary, type EB (EB) 147 OGLE     0.0175-4.5895 0.0454-0.7074
Eclipsing binary, type EW (EW) 59 OGLE     0.2232-8.3018 0.0376-0.4002
Ellipsoidal binaries (ELL) 16 HIPPARCOS/GENEVA     0.1071-3.5003 0.0136-0.0629


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