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Table 4.
Source category classification.
| Category | Description | Number of sources |
|---|---|---|
| Compact binaries | Cataclysmic variables, X-ray binaries, ULXs, novae. | 153 |
| Stars | Stars, pulsars | 515 |
| Stellar binaries | Binary stellar systems | 66 |
| ISM | Interstellar medium | 66 |
| Galaxies | Galaxies, AGNs, QSOs | 504 |
| Multiple objects | Galaxy clusters, groups of galaxies, stellar clusters or associations. | 80 |
| Extended sources | The angular distance d to the catalogued source satisfies 10″ ≤ d ≤ 15″ and it belongs to the category ISM, galaxies or multiple objects. | 430 |
| No identification | Previously known source of unknown type. | 668 |
| Without counterpart | No association has been found within 15″. | 425 |
Notes. Naming of the categories used in Fig. 4, with a description of the objects included in each category and the number of sources detected for each.
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