A tree crown ratio prediction equation for eucalypt plantations

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Generalized height-diameter and crown diameter prediction models for cork oak forests in Spain (2007, background): “Tree height and crown dimensions are important tree characteristics used in many growth and yield models (Soares and Tomé, 2001).”
A Nonlinear Mixed-Effects Height-to-Diameter Ratio Model for Several Tree Species Based on Czech National Forest Inventory Data (2019, methodology): “This is the reason that HDOM is commonly used as a predictor in different forest models such as height-diameter models [58,91,95–97], crown models [52,55,70,75,98,99], HDR models [43], height to crown base models [51,54], crown-to-bole diameter ratio models [71], and crown height increment model [94”
The effect of competition on individual tree basal area growth in mature stands of Pinus cooperi Blanco in Durango (Mexico) (2005, methodology): “5 and 6 were calculated for detecting multicollinearity; values up to 10 were accepted (Draper and Smith 1998; Belsey 1991; Soares and Tomé 2001): VIFðiÞ ¼ 1 1 R2ðiÞ ð9Þ where R2(i) is the multiple correlation coefficient obtained when the ith independent variable Xi is regressed against all the…”