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Fig 1.

Location map of the study area.

((a) the black soil region of northeast China and the location of the watershed; (b) digital elevation model of the watershed; (c) land use classification and photographs showing exposed soil sections and land use within the study area).

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Table 1.

Dataset and resources.

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics of thickness of black soil layer of soil samples.

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Fig 2.

Histogram of thickness of black soil layer of sample points.

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Analysis of variance of thickness of black soil in different terrain.

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Fig 3.

Relationships between soil thickness and terrain variables.

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Out-of-bag data error of random forest.

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Table 5.

Comparison of estimated performance of random forest and interpolation models.

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Fig 4.

Comparison of observed value and estimated value from random forest and interpolation models.

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Fig 5.

Variable importance and variable explanation of random forest.

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Fig 6.

Random forest and kriging modal results ((a) random forest; (b) classical bayesian kriging; (c), ordinary kriging; (d)simple kriging).

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Table 6.

Soil erosion classification results.

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Fig 7.

RUSLE results grading and proportion.

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Fig 8.

Risk assessment levels and proportions of soil and water erosion.

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