There is no standard for anti-skate because of how it works. Skating forces are generated by drag on a overhung stylus. This is why tangential tracking arms have no side bias. Since they are tangential the only force is in line with the arm and there is zero skating force generated.
Pivoted arms all generate skating forces because of the overhang. The amount of skating force varies constantly depending on how heavily modulated the groove is, how high the tracking force is, and how gracefully the cartridge traces the groove. The Soundmith Strain Gauge for example is famously low moving mass, low wear and a superb tracker. Sure enough I had to reduce anti-skate a lot when going from Koetsu to SG.
Checking on a blank record is a pretty good starting point. Probably good enough to be one and done. But no one setting is ever perfect all the way across a record. All we can do is play listen adjust, play listen adjust. It is like setting sub levels, after a while you figure out what is a good all-around and then you are done.
I have these same test records. Probably the same tracks are on them. Don't know. Never bothered. Play music. Works just fine.
