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Data from DBH (diameter at breast height) and total height (H) of trees were also collected.

In this model it is assumed that the behaviour of any stand of teak evolving in time can be approximated by describing its current state with four state variables: dominant height (H), number of trees per hectare (N), basal area (B), and a measure of site occupancy, using transition functions to estimate the change of states as a function of the current state of the variables.

At each plot, the diameter at breast height (DBH) and height (H) of all trees and shrubs with DBH ≥ 2 cm were measured using calipers and a 5-m pole graduated with 10 cm markings, respectively (Giday et al. 2013).

Then the h-mixtures of trees on [ n] evolving under are not identifiable for h ≥ h0(n).

where k = 1, 2, …, n h, and h = 1, 2, …, n p, n p  = number of plots in the sample, and n h  = number of trees in the h th plot.

In such stands the k H is independent of trees per ha.

The latter one accounts for local correlation, in the case of h-d modelling of trees of the same sample plot or stand.

(mathbf v _{i}) Factor vector of the (i )th variable S Structure of tree N Number of trees h Height of tree leastT Number of least support tuples at leaf node.

The heights (H) of a subset of trees were measured and the heights of all other trees estimated from D using published allometries (Beets et al. 2012).

Total height (H) of each harvested tree was measured to use as a covariate in biomass model development.

The total height H, of a given tree, was numerically estimated from Equation [1] by searching for the value of H that gave a taper curve that minimised the sum of squared residuals given the observed diameters and heights above ground of the discs from the tree.