Dear list, i have the following problem.
I want to predict the value of a variable in nature, call it "ecological
success(ES)".
For doing that, I made some virtual simulations with which I reached a
"best model"
explaining ecological success. In the simulation, ES is a categorical
variable so I u
On 27-Sep-13, at 12:32 PM, shylock holmes wrote:
Hi all - I have been looking on-line for an answer but cannot find
one thus far, and was hoping anyone could be so kind to assist with
some suggestions.
I have biological data of body size (y) over time (x), and after a
preliminary inspect
Do you have multiple measurements on individuals? If so, have you accounted
for the "repeated measures"? If there are no multiple measurements on
individuals, then maybe what explains a decrease in body size is a selection
bias: only smaller individuals survive in later time periods resulting
Hi all - I have been looking on-line for an answer but cannot find one thus
far, and was hoping anyone could be so kind to assist with some suggestions.
I have biological data of body size (y) over time (x), and after a preliminary
inspection using a scatter plot the data suggest the body size
I think if you write R-sig-geo mailing list, someone will might response your
question.
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