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从数学模型中删除参数对测试中特征之间的关系的影响,其中包括大豆作物中促进生长的细菌

Tiago Mateus Rocha1, Alessandro Dal'col Lúcio1, Jaqueline Sgarbossa2

  • 1Federal University of Santa Maria, Plant Science Department, Rural Sciences Center, Avenida Roraima, 1000, Cidade Universitária, Cambori, 97105-900 Santa Maria, RS, Brazil.

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从数学模型中去除参数效应,可以显著改变用促进生长的细菌和治疗的大豆作物的线性关系. 这影响了直接和间接的影响,增强了分析中的解释能力.

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