transformações de dados em experimentos com abobrinha italiana em ambiente protegido data transformations in experiments with zucchini in protected environment
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Abstract
Em olericultura, o interesse é a produção de frutos comercializáveis. Nesses experimentos, comumente são avaliadas variáveis, tais como a fitomassa e o número de frutos. No entanto, essas variáveis apresentam uma característica particular que está relacionada com sua ausência ou presença no momento da colheita. Esse atributo é representado por valores zeros, para essas variáveis, gerando certa variabilidade e afetando a análise de variância dos dados. Este trabalho teve por objetivo definir uma transformação adequada para as variáveis observadas em experimentos com a cultura da abobrinha italiana, realizados em ambiente protegido, visando a estabilizar a variabilidade gerada pela presença de valores zeros nas múltiplas colheitas dos frutos. Foram analisados experimentos com a cultura da abobrinha italiana utilizando a família de transformações de Box-Cox, com uma adaptação apresentada em YAMAMURA (1999). Concluiu-se que, para experimentos com abobrinha italiana, avaliando a fitomassa e o número de frutos, a transformação indicada é a raiz quarta. Mesmo com redução na variabilidade e a normalidade dos resíduos, observadas em todos os experimentos, o uso do método não foi eficiente para tornar as variâncias homocedásticas.
The interest in horticulture is the production of marketable fruit. In such experiments , phytomass and the number of fruits are commonly measured variables. However, these variables have a particular characteristic related to their absence or presence at harvest time. This attribute is represented by zero values for these variables, generating some variability and affecting the variance analysis. This work aimed to define an appropriate data transformation for the variables observed in experiments with the zucchini culture, realized in protected environment, designed to stabilize the variability values generated by the presence of zeros in harvest multiple fruit. The analysis was based on experiments with the zucchini culture ,using the family of the Box-Cox transformation, with an adaptation made by YAMAMURA (1999). It was concluded that for experiments with zucchini, assessing the phytomass and number of fruits, the square square root transformation is indicated. The same was observed with the reduction in variability and normal errors, observed in all experiments. The use of the method was not efficient to make the variances homocedastic.
The interest in horticulture is the production of marketable fruit. In such experiments , phytomass and the number of fruits are commonly measured variables. However, these variables have a particular characteristic related to their absence or presence at harvest time. This attribute is represented by zero values for these variables, generating some variability and affecting the variance analysis. This work aimed to define an appropriate data transformation for the variables observed in experiments with the zucchini culture, realized in protected environment, designed to stabilize the variability values generated by the presence of zeros in harvest multiple fruit. The analysis was based on experiments with the zucchini culture ,using the family of the Box-Cox transformation, with an adaptation made by YAMAMURA (1999). It was concluded that for experiments with zucchini, assessing the phytomass and number of fruits, the square square root transformation is indicated. The same was observed with the reduction in variability and normal errors, observed in all experiments. The use of the method was not efficient to make the variances homocedastic.
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| Authors | ;Mara Rubia Machado Couto;Alessandro Dal'Col Lúcio;Sidinei José Lopes;Ricardo Howes Carpes |
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| Year | 2009 |
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