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Predictive densities for shire level wheat yield in Western Australia [electronic resource] / by Wil...

Predictive densities for shire level wheat yield in Wes...

Predictive densities for shire level wheat yield in Western Australia [electronic resource] / by Wil...

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Predictive densities for shire level wheat yield in Western Australia [electronic resource] / by William E. Griffiths, Lisa S. Newton & Christopher J. O'Donnell.

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Predictive densities for shire level wheat yield in Western Australia [electronic resource] / by William E. Griffiths, Lisa S. Newton & Christopher J. O'Donnell.

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Melbourne : Dept. of Economics, University of Melbourne, 2008.

Date

2008.

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74VvKxqObVpZ

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991007961989702626

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English

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Melbourne : Dept. of Economics, University of Melbourne, 2008.

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Victoria

Date Published

2008.

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Summary

Wheat yield in Western Australia (WA) depends critically on rainfall during three periods - germination, growing and flowering. The degree of uncertainty attached to a wheat-yield prediction depends on whether the prediction is made before or after the rainfall in each period has been realised. Bayesian predictive densities that reflect the differe...

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Predictive densities for shire level wheat yield in Western Australia [electronic resource] / by William E. Griffiths, Lisa S. Newton & Christopher J. O'Donnell.

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Research paper / University of Melbourne, Dept. of Economics, 0819-2642 ; no. 1051.

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"August 2008".

Includes bibliographical references (p. 21)

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Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. Address as at 19/09/2011: http://www.economics.unimelb.edu.au/research/workingPapers.html.

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74VvKxqObVpZ

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9780734040176

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338.109941

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991007961989702626

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