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Bayesian hierarchical models can infer interpretable predictions of leaf area index from heterogeneous datasets

2021-09-23

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Environmental scientists often have to predict a complex phenomenon from a heterogeneous collection of datasets. This is particularly challenging if there are systematic differences between them, as is often the case. Accounting for these differences requires a larger number of parameters and thus increases the risk of overfitting. We investigate how Bayesian hierarchical models can help mitigate this problem by a...

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b3ce8095-ff9f-5442-aafa-cd8b08131357
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10.1101/2021.09.20.461084
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