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  <dc:title>Dataset for paper &amp;quot;Explainable Machine Learning Confirms the Global Terrestrial CO2 Fertilization Effect From Space&amp;quot;</dc:title>
  <dc:identifier>doi:10.57760/sciencedb.space.01318</dc:identifier>
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  <dc:description>The carbon dioxide (CO2&amp;nbsp;) fertilization effect has captured worldwide attention, owing to its tremendous potential to challenge existing predictions of future climate. However, quantifying the CO2&amp;nbsp;fertilization effect (CFE) has proven to be challenging, given that it is closely entangled with other ecological and environmental processes. Recent years have wit- nessed significant advances with breakthroughs using theoretical methods to infer the CFE from eddy covariance tower mea- surements. Building on earlier findings, this study presents an innovative approach that utilizes explainable machine-learning techniques&amp;mdash;describing the partial dependence of the response variable to each explanatory variable&amp;mdash;to quantify the global CFE from remote-sensing platforms with an averaged&amp;nbsp;R2&amp;nbsp;of 0.85. This study provides the first data-driven evidence of the global CFE and confirms the potential for extrapolation to the globe.&amp;nbsp;</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>Carbon uptake;  remote sensing ;  eddy covariance</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Jian Xu</dc:creator>
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