como medir la idoneidad cualitativa en una población

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2009
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Abstract
RESUMEN El presente trabajo desarrolla una metodología que nos permite determinar el grado de idoneidad de las especies arbóreas y las características ecofisiológicas que encontramos en los parques de la ciudad de Badajoz. Los datos nos permiten comparar los parques en términos de la idoneidad de sus especies, reseñando los desajustes producidos tanto en las especies como en las características ecofisiológicas.ABSTRACT This work describe a methodology which allows determine for idoneity, based in Rasch model, as an instrument for measurement. It has been considered 92 species according to the ecophisiological characteristics, in all the parks in Badajoz. The construct has been computed in order to compare measures all the parks and species, and the missfiting data
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Authors ;Rebollo Castillo, Fco. Javier.;Álvarez Martínez, Pedro
Journal acque sotterranee
Year 2009
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probabilities parks rasch model mathematical statisticssocial sciences

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