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Table 2 Effect of independent (ENGLS) and simultaneous (NSUR) fitting on statistical estimates using models for biomass components and total biomass of individuals of Pinus elliottii Engelm.: leaves, branches, bole without bark, bole bark, root and total

From: Simultaneous estimation as alternative to independent modeling of tree biomass

Component

R 2 adj

Syx %

ENGLS

NSUR

AD

PD (%)

ENGLS

NSUR

AD

PD (%)

 Leaves

0.74

0.73

0.01

1.35

26.49

26.91

−0.42

−1.59

 Branches

0.71

0.72

−0.01

−1.41

45.00

44.45

0.55

1.22

 Bole

0.96

0.96

0.00

0.00

19.30

19.16

0.14

0.73

 Bark

0.92

0.92

0.00

0.00

22.96

22.65

0.31

1.35

 Root

0.90

0.90

0.00

0.00

23.15

22.77

0.38

1.64

 Total

0.96

0.90

0.06

6.25

16.77

19.24

−2.47

−14.73

Component

CI

PI

ENGLS

NSUR

AD

PD (%)

ENGLS

NSUR

AD

PD (%)

 Leaves

1.26

1.24

0.02

1.50

6.26

2.69

3.57

57.02

 Branches

4.06

2.98

1.08

26.60

17.32

11.40

5.92

34.18

 Bole

10.48

6.46

4.02

38.36

43.24

37.90

5.34

12.35

 Bark

1.85

2.21

−0.36

−19.46

9.34

4.93

4.41

47.22

 Root

2.29

2.42

−0.13

−5.68

10.14

5.01

5.13

50.59

 Total

19.14

7.94

11.20

58.52

58.11

51.59

6.52

11.22

  1. Differences were calculated for the independent fitting, for example: CI ADTotal = 19.87 − 7.94 = 11.93 and \( \mathrm{C}\mathrm{I}\ {\mathrm{PD}}_{\mathrm{Total}} = \frac{11.93}{19.87}100=60.04\% \)
  2. R 2 adj adjusted coefficient of determination, S yx standard error of the estimate, CI confidence intervals, PI prediction intervals, AD absolute difference, PD percent difference