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Table 6

Overview of our spectroscopic analysis of 17 quasar candidates selected by the Random Forest algorithm, and followed-up with long-slit spectroscopy at the Du Pont telescope.

Objecta r magb DS1c DS2c DS3c Specd Redshifte

RCS2 1243-0438 17.45 1 1 1 Quasar 0.79
RCS2 1303-0507 17.90 1 1 1 Quasar 0.91
RCS2 1307-0439 18.01 1 0 1 Quasar 1.16
RCS2 1312-0447 17.75 1 1 1 Quasar 0.53
RCS2 1250-0443 18.15 1 1 1 Quasar 1.80
RCS2 1251-0435 18.20 1 1 1 Quasar 1.63
RCS2 1252-0524 18.00 1 0 1 Quasar 2.26
RCS2 1301-0518 18.51 1 1 1 Quasar 0.55
RCS2 1303-0448 18.53 1 0 1 Quasar 2.36
RCS2 1304-0456 18.34 1 1 1 Quasar 0.76
RCS2 1057-0448 17.62 1 1 1 Quasar 0.69
RCS2 1100-0313 18.18 1 1 1 Star
RCS2 1101-0846 18.18 1 1 1 AGN 0.39
RCS2 1106-0821 18.19 1 1 1 Quasar 1.43
RCS2 1310-0458 18.40 1 0 1 Quasar 2.65
RCS2 1303-0505 18.64 1 0 1 Quasar 0.48
RCS2 1305-0435 18.48 1 1 1 Galaxy

Notes. We note, in Cols. 35, where a target was classified as a quasar in the respective data sets. Only one star is in this sample, along with one galaxy not classed as active. Reduced spectra of the quasars can be found in Fig. 16.

(a)

RCS-2 name.

(b)

RCS-2 r band magnitude.

(c)

Whether the object is classified as a quasar from the corresponding data set. If true, it is 1. If not, it is 0.

(d)

Spectroscopic classification.

(e)

Spectroscopic redshift.

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