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. 2022 Dec 12;29(5):1359–1376. doi: 10.1111/gcb.16531

TABLE 1.

Variance explained (%) by the two sets of random forest models (trained on reported and expert's interpreted timeseries, respectively) for each combination of ecozone × disturbance agent

Ecozone Disturbance causes
Wind Fire Bark beetles Other biotic Other abiotic
Reported Experts interpreted Reported Experts interpreted Reported Experts interpreted Reported Experts interpreted Reported Experts interpreted
Alpine 39.06 (1.18) 60.51 (3.99) 39.14 (1.02) 39.47 (1.03) 78.73 (0.80) 78.15 (0.81) ~ ~ 8.17 (1.12) 6.42 (1.04)
Atlantic 21.52 (1.85) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ NA NA NA NA
Central Med. 33.7 (1.00) 29.75 (3.14) 88.84 (0.95) 90.2 (0.95) 83.15 (0.68) 77.4 (2.77) 87.68 (0.86) 83.56 (2.16) 64.18 (1.26) 16.26 (3.24)
Central Pannonic 54.57 (0.67) 74.64 (3.07) 69.69 (0.79) 43.4 (1.27) 85.1 (0.49) 62.02 (2.79) 84.51 (0.49) 89.76 (0.55) 44.22 (0.91) 45.05 (3.48)
East Med. ~ 5.02 (4.25) 68.95 (1.01) 68.43 (0.98) NA NA NA NA NA NA
Northern Baltic 24.59 (1.63) 7.01 (4.11) 46.58 (1.07) 43.04 (1.25) 44.43 (1.11) 43.52 (1.20) 26.44 (1.37) 29.55 (1.29) 78.8 (0.86) 79.75 (0.44)
Sub‐Atlantic 9.64 (2.75) 35.34 (5.32) 90.3 (0.90) 90.4 (0.90) 23.37 (1.97) 55.08 (4.35) 72.16 (1.54) 81.23 (1.98) 18.04 (1.62) 42.06 (4.26)
West Med. ~ ~ 70.93 (0.57) 71.87 (0.57) NA NA NA NA NA NA

Note: NA indicates that there was no data to train a RF model. The ~ symbol indicates that no RF model was fitted for this combination due to limited data availability. The values in the brackets are the root mean squared error (RSME).