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i) Features existing in at least N cities (Top features with the highest ubiquity across all the cities)
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The main dataset
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N = 15
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13
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23
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17
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N = 14
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26
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31
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19
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N = 13
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52
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43
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23
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N = 12
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75
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54
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29
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N = 11
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110
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64
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33
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N = 10
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150
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73
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36
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N = 9
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188
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86
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43
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N = 8
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234
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97
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48
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ii) Top M features with the highest ubiquity across all the samples
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M = 10
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10
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10
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10
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M = 20
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20
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20
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20
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M = 30
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30
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30
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30
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M = 50
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50
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50
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50
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M = 100
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100
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100
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100
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M = 150
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150
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150
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150
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iii) Combination of the common features
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“species”, “family” and “order”
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25 (7 species, 9 families, 9 orders)
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“species” and “family”
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16 (7 species, 9 families)
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“species” and “order”
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16 (7 species, 9 orders)
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“family” and “order”
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18 (9 families, 9 orders)
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The mystery dataset
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“species”, “family” and “order”
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41 (8 species, 18 families, 15 orders)
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“species” and “family”
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26 (8 species, 18 families)
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“species” and “order”
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23 (8 species, 15 orders)
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“family” and “order”
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33 (18 families, 15 orders)
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