if we want use model , first we have to keep all data into one single unit or what tell me please?
yield data
production data
area
temp
precipitation
forest cover data
fertiliser consumption data
seeds data
Ofcourse, the data needs to be in same unit for same kind of observation to use in any kind of calculation, doesn't matter a model or a simple arithmetic. The area should have same unit, so as with length, temperature, depth, volume etc. It is the basic rules of mathematics that same unit should for similar kind of data. (the calculations can still be done between different unit of similar kind, but you have to be very careful about the conversion among the units, for example: hectare*10^6==million hectre )
Abhijeet Singh is there any calculater where we can do this , all find if made mistakes too .
Thank you
Dear Bushra, the conversion factor of one unit to another unit is available in all standard laboratory manuals/ books and back or back side of the cover pages of any standard Dairy.
Try to use the most conventional unit system of present time. e.g. yield data tonnes/ha instead of kg/ha.
@Bushra - actually you don't need any special calculator for that. Just analyze your data frame and track the variations in unit. If your find different units for the same type of data, use the conversion factor to make the data in same unit. From example above, if you wanted to convert kg/ha to tonnes/ha, you need to divide the kg data by 10^3.
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