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Both forest datasets were resampled to 50 m using mean forest cover in order to compute the correlation.

The GPWv4 datasets were resampled to the spatial resolution of the WorlpPop datasets and used only for countries for which the WorldPop datasets were not available (Supplementary Table 1).

Uncertainty in the biomass density maps was derived from a secondary simulation in which the input datasets were resampled to generate 100 replicate training datasets, or realizations, that had the same qualities of the original training dataset, but different random error.

Datasets were resampled with a Box-filter (2x2x2-kernel), reducing data volume by factor 8 and voxel resolution by factor 2 while preserving spatial voxel proportions.

Datasets were resampled 5000 times with replacement, and the lower and upper limits of the 95% confidence interval for the threshold were based on the 2.5 and the 97.5 percentiles of the estimates of τ from each resampling.

To assess the depth of sequencing obtained for transcriptome assembly in this work, three lanes of sequencing was conducted with one of which being sequenced for around one fourth yield of a whole lane (Table 1) and the sequence datasets were resampled into several sub-datasets with various read depths (Additional file 7).

This also holds when the datasets are resampled (Table 1), suggesting that it is not an effect of sample sizes.

To ensure compatibility across the project, the dataset was resampled to 2.5 minutes.

The data from the original dataset are resampled using bootstrapping in order to provide a hundred training sets aimed at reducing the influence of stochastic variations in the training data upon the network outputs.

To reduce the computation time, the full dataset was resampled using the nearest neighbour algorithm to a cell size of 30 cm.

Briefly, each tensor volume from the DTI dataset was resampled to the T2 image to correct for remaining eddy current distortion, and to correct for head motion.