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We ran SLUG on the stellar associations in the matched catalogue. For the comparison we define a robust subsample, where either CIGALE or SLUG predict an age younger than 8 Myr and a mass above 104 M (859 objects). The masses show a wide scatter in both directions, but SLUG generally predicts older ages. As a result, the ionising photon flux is systematically lower than the one from CIGALE.

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