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GLMs with stepwise method for radius size 15 km and 20 km

GLMs with stepwise method for radius size 15 km and 20 km

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Figure 1 Points of tea data that distribute on Upper-North of Thailand 
Table 2 . GLMs with stepwise method for radius size 15 km and 20 km
Figure 3 Box plot of AUC and mean plot of AUC at each radius 
Figure 5 Estimation of presence area (Green area) and absence area...
SPECIES DISTRIBUTION MODELS OF WILD TEA IN THE UPPER NORTH OF THAILAND
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  • Nov 2012
This study aims to find factors that affect the distribution of wild tea in the upper north of Thailand and build mathematical models that show the prediction of wild tea distribution. We obtained wild tea data from Tea Institute at Mae Fah Luang University. We used 3 climatic factors (rainfall, humidity and temperature) and 5 geographic factors (s...
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... = 0.887931 " * " is significance at 0.05 and " . " is significance at 0.10 Table 2 showed the factors that were selected to model by stepwise method. At 15 km, there were 4 factors that affected the model (DEM, Rainfall, Humidity and Distance). ...