Spatially assessing model errors of four regression techniques for three types of forest stands /

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Spatially assessing model errors of four regression techniques for three types of forest stands /

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Auteur principal:	Zhang, Lianjun.
Autres auteurs:	Guo, Luo., Ma, Zhihai.
Format:	Article
Langue:	English
Sujets:	Forest stands GAM Generalized additive model Geographically weighted regression GWR Heterogeneity Linear mixed model LMM OLS Ordinary least squares Spatial autocorrelation Tree variables
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