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A discussion on disease severity index values. Part II: using the disease severity index for null hypothesis testing

2017-11-01

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A disease severity index (DSI) is a single number for summarising a large amount of information on disease severity. The DSI has most often been used with data based on a special type of ordinal scale comprising a series of consecutive ranges of defined numeric intervals, generally based on the percent area of symptoms presenting on the specimen(s). Plant pathologists and other professionals use such ordinal scale...

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Literature Corpus work: 5118070d-2913-5947-a2d7-a7344f2cbd78
DOI: 10.1111/aab.12396

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