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Table 1

Categories identified in this work.

Category Nstars Percentage
Full Kepler Sample 196 762 100%

CMD Dwarf 110 735 56.3%
CMD Subgiant 25 901 13.2%
CMD Giant Branch 22 098 11.2%
CMD Photometric Binary 14 117 7.2%
CMD Overlap Dwarf/Subgiant 5578 2.8%
CMD Uncertain MS 828 0.4%
CMD White Dwarf 38 0.02%
Not in CMD Sample 17 467 8.9%

Binary RUWE 23 973 12.2%
Binary RV Variable 4072 2.1%
Binary NSS 4005 2.0%
Binary Eclipsing Kepler 2865 1.5%
Binary Eclipsing Gaia 854 0.4%
Binary Gaia Variable 775 0.4%
Binary SB9 49 0.02%
Binary or Multiple NEA 71 0.04%
Binary HGCA 97 0.05%
Binary WDS 2829 1.4%
Binary Union 31 334 15.9%

Notes. Summary of the sample classifications, with their respective numbers and percentages relative to the full Kepler sample shown in the first block. The second block refers to the CMD categories defined in Sect. 3. The third block refers to the binary categories defined in Sect. 4. Note that while the CMD categories are mutually exclusive (and add up to 100% of the sample), the binary ones are not, and thus a given target can belong to one or more binary categories simultaneously (see Figure 6). We also highlight that the Binary Union flag counts stars in more than one binary category only once, and it is independent of the Flag CMD classification (hence does not account for the Photometric Binary category).

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