Hi
I think (?) the authors of the original paper did not say that
it was the number of complex math eqns in a paper, but the density
found on the pages. Was it OK to put one complex math eqn per page? They
mentioned it seemed to be OK if all of the complex math eqns were put
in the appendix. O
Andrew,
In R, could you use the pch argument to specify a different shaped point
for each lake and a color ramp (several ways to implement) to symbolize
distance from shore?
Jess
On Sun, Nov 18, 2012 at 9:39 AM, Andrew Michelson
wrote:
> Dear EcoLoggers,
>
> I am about to publish a paper, but
Ecolog:
"Shifting our emphasis in modeling from point estimates to sets or ranges as
is done in risk assessment would go a long way to answering many
questions." --Malcolm McCallum
That's considered by a lot of folks to be, well, heresy. But I agree with
Malcolm. That does not mean that I wo
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Ecology is not reduced to mathematics.
It is described using mathematics.
That is the nature of models.
The fact that it is complex does not mean their is no mathematical basis.
It just means that the mathematics are very complex.
Further, dissecting the mathematical complexities in extereme detail
Ecolog:
Leonard's comments may well get him burned at the stake, but an honest
discussion of his points would well-advised.
I suggest that ecology as a phenomenon is far too complex to be reduced to
mathematics, but a certain amount of counting, even arithmetic, and, where
truly applicable,
