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Relative poverty lines by country.

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Research framework.

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Data sources for indicators.

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Table 3.

Coupling degree types of economy-society-environmental system.

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Coupling coordination types of economy-society-environmental system.

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Table 5.

Comparative analysis of the initial recognition effect of models.

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Table 6.

Comparative analysis of recognition effect after model tuning.

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Fig 2.

Relatively poor areas of the country by the end of 2022.

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Table 7.

Multidimensional system of relative poverty indicators.

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Fig 3.

Spatial distribution of relative poverty levels.

(a) Economic relative poverty index,(b) Social relative poverty index,(c)Environmental relative poverty index,(d)Multidimensional relative poverty index.

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Fig 4.

Relative poverty area coupling and types of coupling coordination.

(a)Type of coupling,(b)Type of coupling coordination.

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Fig 5.

Spatial distribution map of economically relatively poor areas and poverty levels.

(a) Type of relative economic deprivation,(b) Level of relative economic deprivation.

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Table 8.

Statistics of spatial relative poverty in various regions in China.

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Fig 6.

Spatial distribution map of socially relatively poor areas and poverty levels.

(a)Type of relative social deprivation,(b) Level of relative social deprivation.

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Fig 7.

Spatial distribution map of environmental relatively poor areas and poverty levels.

(a) Type of relative environmental deprivation,(b) Level of relative environmental deprivation.

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Fig 8.

Spatial distribution of poverty types in relatively poor areas.

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