Simulation studies comparing fixed effect and mixed models in data sets with multiple measurements in individual sampling units

West, P.W.; Ratkowsky, D. A.

doi:10.1080/00949655.2021.1931212

Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation

2021

DOI: 10.1080/00949655.2021.1931212

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Simulation studies comparing fixed effect and mixed models in data sets with multiple measurements in individual sampling units

P.W. West

D. A. Ratkowsky

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Effects of site productivity on individual tree maximum basal area growth rates of Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia

West

2023

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Inventory data were available from 96 plots of even-aged, monoculture, tall-open forests of Eucalyptus pilularis Smith, aged 2–63 years, growing in sub-tropical regions along the east coast of Australia. A model was developed relating the maximum possible stem basal area growth rate of individual trees to their stem basal area. For any tree size, this maximum increased as site productivity increased. However, the size at which this maximum occurred decreased as productivity increased. Much research has shown that, at any stand age, trees of a particular stem basal area are taller on more productive sites than on less productive ones. Taller trees incur greater respiratory costs to ensure maintenance of the photosynthetic capacity of their canopies; this reduces their growth rates. It was concluded that trees with larger basal areas will have the maximum possible growth rate on a less productive site, whilst trees with smaller basal areas will have the maximum possible on a more productive site. The model developed may constitute the first stage of a complete individual tree growth model system to predict wood yields from these forests.

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Effects of site productivity on individual tree maximum basal area growth rates of Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia

West

2023

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Effects of site productive capacity and stand density management on the maximum density line forEucalyptus pilularis(blackbutt)

West

2021

Australian Forestry

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A state-space growth model for Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia, fitted with and without seemingly unrelated regression

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Ratkowsky

2023

Australian Forestry

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Simulation studies comparing fixed effect and mixed models in data sets with multiple measurements in individual sampling units

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

Effects of site productivity on individual tree maximum basal area growth rates of Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia

Effects of site productivity on individual tree maximum basal area growth rates of Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia

Effects of site productive capacity and stand density management on the maximum density line forEucalyptus pilularis(blackbutt)

A state-space growth model for Eucalyptus pilularis in subtropical Australia, fitted with and without seemingly unrelated regression

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