Table 1.
Description of the stellar characteristics (top part), interferometric (middle part), and photometric (bottom) criteria we considered for the data selection.
| Criterion | Label | |
|---|---|---|
| Stellar characteristics (see Sect. 3.3) | Variable (a) | V |
| Spectroscopic binary | SB | |
| Multiple | M | |
| Doubt on luminosity class | LumC | |
| Semi-regular pulsating star | Sr Puls | |
| Fast rotator | FRot | |
| Interferometric (see Sect. 3.4) | Not compatible data and no visibility curve | NVisC |
| 8−13 μm band | 8−13 | |
| Data very far from the general trend | Bad | |
| High visibility measurements (V2 > 0.8) | hVis | |
| Excellent visibility curve in the other reference (b) | eVisC | |
| Large visible band problem | LvisBand | |
| Photometric (see Sect. 3.6) | High K magnitude uncertainty | hK |
Notes. Right column shows labels relative to these criteria, which we included as a note in the final samples of stars (see Table 3).
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