J-PLUS: Support vector regression to measure stellar parameters

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A&A, 664 (2022) A38

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Table 3

Parameter catalog of the interpolation.

ID	RA (deg)	Dec (deg)	T_eff (K)	ΔT_eff (K)	log ɡ (dex)	Δlog ɡ (dex)	[Fe/H] (dex)	ΔFe/H] (dex)
26016-5^*	255.4683	22.7600	6831	101	3.71	0.14	−1.20	0.10
26016-15	255.3051	22.7608	5950	15	4.15	0.07	−0.36	0.04
26016-16^*	255.3675	22.7611	5659	127	3.89	0.08	−0.79	0.10
26016-50^*	255.1639	22.7644	6034	80	3.71	0.13	−1.19	0.17
26016-55^*	255.6631	22.7617	4061	120	3.93	0.06	−0.67	0.09
26016-64^*	254.7562	22.7650	6175	58	3.73	0.13	−1.18	0.15
26016-68	255.7539	22.7623	6467	13	3.59	0.07	−1.63	0.06
26016-70	255.3743	22.7649	6137	41	3.54	0.14	−1.62	0.10
26016-74	255.5894	22.7630	6162	14	3.87	0.06	−1.04	0.05
26016-84^*	254.8371	22.7663	5532	151	3.84	0.04	−0.76	0.09

Notes. ID stands for the J-PLUS ID. RA and Dec. are the right ascension and the declination in degree (J2000). The extrapolation stars have an asterisk on their ID, which indicates that their stellar parameters are not very reliable. The Δ shows the uncertainty.

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