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Data sources and preprocessing procedures.

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Fig 1.

The architecture of the environmental adaptability of the Cubist-BiGRU-SA model.

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Fig 2.

The data feature extraction module based on the Cubist regression tree.

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Fig 3.

Schematic diagram of BiGRU applied to the temporal learning layer.

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Fig 4.

The process pseudocode for the environmental adaptability model based on Cubist-BiGRU-SA.

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Table 2.

Data sources and preprocessing procedures.

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Table 3.

Key hyperparameter settings of the model.

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Fig 5.

The prediction accuracy results of the vegetation restoration rate under different algorithms.

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Fig 6.

The predicted RMSE results for the vegetation restoration rate under various algorithms.

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Fig 7.

The forecasted MAPE results for the vegetation restoration rate with each algorithm.

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Fig 8.

The predicted R² results for the vegetation restoration rate under diverse algorithms.

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Table 4.

Performance comparison and statistical significance test of diverse models on the test set.

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Fig 9.

The global importance ranking of each input feature based on the mean absolute SHAP value.

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Fig 10.

Relationship between irrigation volume and vegetation survival rate.

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Table 5.

Prediction accuracy of the model in different altitude regions.

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