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S<sup>4</sup>CAST v2.0: sea surface temperature based statistical seasonal forecast model

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Figure 1. Schematic diagram illustrating the structure of the model.
Figure 2. Predictand (Z) and predictor (Y ) fields represented by their corresponding data matrices
Figure 3. Shown are 21-year moving correlation windows (green line) between the expansion coefficients U corresponding to  trop-ical Atlantic SSTA (predictor, blue bars) and V corresponding to Sahelian anomalous rainfall (predictand, red line) obtained for
Table 1. Input parameters used to reproduce the first case study. Left column represents the statements reproduced by the model with the same format as in the simulation
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