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@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ stability of the computation):
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is applied to normalized data (<em>x/dnorm</em>) and
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therefore <b>dnorm</b> cancels out) so here <b>tension</b> truly
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works as a rescaling parameter. For regional applications with
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- distances between points in km. the suitable tension can be 500 or
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+ distances between points in km the suitable tension can be 500 or
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higher, for detailed field scale analysis it can be 0.1. To help
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select how much the data need to be rescaled the program
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writes <b>dnorm</b> and rescaled tension
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@@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ must be done outside <em>v.surf.rst</em>.
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<p>
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The "optimal" approximation parameters for given data can be
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-found using a cross-validation (CV) procedure (<b>-c</b>flag). The
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+found using a cross-validation (CV) procedure (<b>-c</b> flag). The
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CV procedure is based on removing one input data point at a time,
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performing the approximation for the location of the removed point
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using the remaining data points and calculating the difference between
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