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Why is the 'measured versus the predicted' so systematically distributed as in the figure below?

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03-08-2022 06:07 AM
Elijah
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Elijah_0-1646748155801.pngThe image is a view of EBKRP cross validation  output. 

 

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EricKrause
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@Elijah 

Each horizontal line of points in the graph appears to have the same Measured value on the y-axis (or very close to equal).  However, they each have a different Predicted value on the x-axis. 

Having many repeated values in the field you used to interpolate would produce this kind of graph.  This isn't necessarily a problem, but you should look into it and confirm that the repeated values are expected in your data.

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EricKrause
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@Elijah 

Each horizontal line of points in the graph appears to have the same Measured value on the y-axis (or very close to equal).  However, they each have a different Predicted value on the x-axis. 

Having many repeated values in the field you used to interpolate would produce this kind of graph.  This isn't necessarily a problem, but you should look into it and confirm that the repeated values are expected in your data.

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