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The harvest index and vegetation index relationships varied greatly across site-seasons.
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- Rice
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- relationships were highly variable across site-seasonse0
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e0“these relationships were highly variable across site-seasons”
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Title
Sunil Kumar Jha; James Brinkhoff; Andrew J. Robson; et al. Remote Sensing 2026. doi:10.3390/rs18111785
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Method / resource March balanced forecast accuracy and lead time, with little later error reduction.
- Method / resource TabPFN had the lowest yield prediction RMSE of 1.85 t ha−1.
- Method / resource Ridge had the lowest biomass prediction RMSE of 3.05 t ha−1.
- Method / resource Tree-based models had the lowest derived harvest index RMSE, about 0.07.
- Method / resource Direct harvest index prediction had weak regional correlation of about 0.24.
- Method / resource Derived harvest index prediction had regional correlation near zero.
- Association Within site-seasons, harvest index correlated strongly with vegetation indices.
- Method / resource Direct and derived harvest index approaches had comparable errors.
- Recommendation The authors support satellite yield and biomass forecasting for operational use.