YL Regression Development Sample Clauses

YL Regression Development. A YL model utilizing data collected in the Participating Districts will be developed annually during Harvest-Monitored Years to estimate YL at POFU throughout the Participating Districts. Although the development of the YL model is technical in nature, the objective of the specified process is to achieve the best quality and most representative regression model possible with the available data to ensure fair and adequate compensation. The basic principles that follow are a description of the process and sequence to reliably achieve an adequate quality result. 3.2.14.1. The process and sequence of the regression development is illustrated in Figure 4. The initial YL model development is based on a best-fit model of the subject year’s harvest-monitored data (Initial Model; section 3.
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