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Fig 1.

Location of the study area.

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PXRF and portable VNIR analyzers.

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Fig 3.

Representative soil spectrum of XRF, highlighting the qualification ranges of soil heavy metals.

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Table 1.

Classes of soil heavy metal pollution[3133].

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics for heavy metal concentrations in soils (mg/kg).

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Table 3.

Comparison between the prediction accuracy of PLSR models with different spectral preprocessing methods.

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Fig 4.

Prediction scatter plot of pH (a) and VIP scores of optimized PLSR model (b).

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Table 4.

Descriptive statistics for heavy metal concentrations in soils by PXRF methods (mg/kg).

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Fig 5.

Regression of PXRF measurements against ICP-AES analysis for trimmed datasets.

The red, green and blue dotted lines represent the national standard value of heavy metals when pH <6.5, 6.5–7.5 and >7.5.

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Table 5.

Comparison of heavy metal pollution grade classification between PLSR and chemical analysis.

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