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Table 2.

Global statistics of some of the currently available astrometric and astro-photometric results based on Gaia DR2 and EDR3 data, in comparison to this work.

Reference Data used Mag limit # objects σd/dG = 17
Bailer-Jones et al. (2018b) DR2 parallaxes G ≲ 21 1330M 24%

Andrae et al. (2018) DR2 photo-astrometry G ≤ 17 161M 324 K
88M 0.46 mag

Anders et al. (2019) DR2 + 2MASS+AllWISE G < 18 266M 40 % 0.25 mag 350 K
 flag-cleaned sample +Pan-STARRS1 137M 18 % 0.23 mag 230 K

Green et al. (2019) DR2 + 2MASS+Pan-STARRS1 zPS1 < 20.9 799M 20 % 0.15 mag

Bai et al. (2019, 2020) DR2 photo-astrometry G ≲ 17 133M 0.16 mag 350 K

Bailer-Jones et al. (2021) EDR3 parallaxes G ≲ 21 1470M 20 %
EDR3 photo-astrometry 1310M 16 %

This work EDR3 photo-astrometry G < 18.5 402,431,354
StarHorse converged +2MASS 362,392,321 15 % 0.15 mag 183 K
 & fidelity > 0.5 +AllWISE 329,646,544
 & |C*|/σC* < 5 +Pan-STARRS1 321,131,855
 & sh_outflag==“0000” +SkyMapper 281,501,963

Notes. G = 17For comparability, we report here the median precision for stars at magnitude G ≈ 17.

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