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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Allocation of new individuals to continuous soil classes

AB Mcbratney

Australian Journal of Soil Research 32(4) 623 - 633
Published: 1994

Abstract

Objective methods of identification of unknown objects are reviewed briefly. Particular emphasis is given to diagnostic keys, diagnostic tables and taxonomic distance. A method for allocating new individuals to continuous soil classes is presented and detailed examples given. This method is compared with more conventional methods of soil identification.

Keywords: Soil Classification; Soil Identification; Soil Allocation; Soil Recognition; Continuous Classification; Fuzzy Classification; Diagnostic Keys; Diagnostic Tables;

https://doi.org/10.1071/SR9940623

© CSIRO 1994

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