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Pseudo-residuals let one investigate the fit of a bivariate model in new ways and in considerable detail.

A claim from A model for the diameter-height distribution in an uneven-aged beech forest and a method to assess the fit of such models · 2001

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Pseudo-residuals let one investigate the fit of a bivariate model in new ways and in considerable detail.

Outcome
investigate the fit of a bivariate model in new wayse4
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in considerable detaile4

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“enables one to investigate the fit of a bivariate model in new ways and in considerable detail”

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Title

A model for the diameter-height distribution in an uneven-aged beech forest and a method to assess the fit of such models

Walter Zucchini; Matthias Schmidt; Klaus Gadow Silva Fennica 2001. doi:10.14214/sf.594

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