Additionally, several combinations of three or two predictors from winter and spring were found that could be considered significant (high NMI and positive RSI) for estimating autumn Q.
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Selection of Optimal Palmer Predictors for Increasing the Predictability of the Danube Discharge: New Findings Based on Information Theory and Partial Wavelet Coherence Analysis.
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(b) PHDI: there is only one case when NLR is almost significantly correlated with the chosen criterion (99%), and it is higher than |R|, namely, SPR with SUM (Q); there are two cases when this predictor has no significant connections with the predictor in any sense (linear or nonlinear), namely, WIN with FALL (Q) and SPR with FALL (Q).