Refined M-type Star Catalog from LAMOST DR10: Measurements of Radial Velocities, $T_\text{eff}$, log $g$, [M/H] and [$\alpha$/M]
Shuo Li, Yin-Bi Li, A-Li Luo, Jun-Chao Liang, You-Fen Wang, Jing Chen, Shuo Zhang, Mao-Sheng Xiang, Hugh R. A. Jones, Zhong-Rui Bai, Xiao-Xiao Ma, Yun-Jin Zhang, and Hai-Ling Lu

TL;DR
This study refines the LAMOST DR10 M-type star catalog by removing non-M spectra, correcting classifications, and applying a CNN-based label transfer to accurately measure stellar parameters, significantly improving precision over previous results.
Contribution
The paper introduces a two-stage process combining deep learning and label transfer with APOGEE data to enhance the accuracy and reliability of M-type star parameters in the LAMOST catalog.
Findings
Cleaned and expanded the M-type star catalog to 870,518 spectra.
Achieved over 20 ext{ }% improvement in parameter precision for M dwarfs.
Achieved over 50 ext{ }% improvement in parameter precision for M giants.
Abstract
Precise stellar parameters for M-type stars, the Galaxy's most common stellar type, are crucial for numerous studies. In this work, we refined the LAMOST DR10 M-type star catalog through a two-stage process. First, we purified the catalog using techniques including deep learning and color-magnitude diagrams to remove 22,496 non-M spectra, correct 2,078 dwarf/giant classifications, and update 12,900 radial velocities. This resulted in a cleaner catalog containing 870,518 M-type spectra (820,493 dwarfs, 50,025 giants). Second, applying a label transfer strategy using values from APOGEE DR16 for parameter prediction with a ten-fold cross-validated CNN ensemble architecture, we predicted , , [M/H], and [/M] separately for M dwarfs and giants. The average internal errors for M dwarfs/giants are respectively: 30/17 K, log 0.07/0.07 dex, [M/H]…
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TopicsStellar, planetary, and galactic studies · Astronomy and Astrophysical Research · Space Technology and Applications
