Dear list members,
Is appropriate for an original research paper to include a table with other
research findings in the Results section (this means that the Results
section will have in text citations)?
Best,
Manuel
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> 2017-02-13 15:50 GMT-05:00 Manuel Spínola :
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>> Dear list members,
>>
>> Is a
Thank you Brian.
My question is motivated by the idea that all tables and figures should go
into the Result section.
Manuel
2017-02-13 15:05 GMT-06:00 Brian Buma :
> Yes, very much so. That is quite common and welcomed.
>
> 2017-02-13 11:50 GMT-09:00 Manuel Spínola :
>
>>
Dear list members,
Is appropriate for an original research paper to include in the Discussion
section a table comparing the finding with other studies?
Manuel
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to
discuss other approaches with them.
Many thanks in advance,
Manuel Spínola
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Hi Minda,
You can use
AIC(model) or extractAIC(model) in R (base).
Or take a look at the bbmle (Ben Bolker) package in R.
Best,
Manuel Spínola
2011/10/26 Minda Berbeco
> Hello,
>
> I am looking for recommendations for programs to use for calculating AIC
> scores. I'v
With all due respect, are not we all invaders at some point in time?
Best,
Manuel Spínola
2011/9/10 David L. McNeely
> Matt Chew wrote:
>
> > We can compose effectively endless lists of cases where human agency has
> > redistributed biota and thereby affected pre-ex
t;well, is there a difference or not?". I am
not as up-to-date on this literature as I would like to be. Does anyone know if this is
still an accepted test? Would some type of multi-response permutation procedure be
better?
T. Travis Brown
travisbrow...@excite.com
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quest for bold hypotheses to try to refute."
Interestingly, in the article they mention that even Newton was not a
follower of working with hypothesis.
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Manuel
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involved in setting up the project. And some idea of expected analysis of
> the results.
>
> My convoluted discussion summarizes to 'yes, I rejected proposals that
> didn't have hypotheses stated'.
>
>
> Pat
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e. You use multiple hypotheses in complex regression analyses,
and then you use a suite of statistics to evaluate the p-values.
On Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 7:41 AM, Manuel Spínola wrote:
Dear list members,
I think there is a confusion about hypothesis testing that Jane was
referring to in the original
ay to tell if you've done better than chance is through p-values. So,
while there is a great deal more to science than p-values, the ultimate
tests of whether science has led to increased understanding are p-values.
Best.
Jeff Houlahan
Dept of Biology
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UNB Saint John
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mc...@asu.edu or anek...@gmail.com
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http://asu.academia.edu/MattChew
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on declined because
of an absent or unclear hypothesis?
Yes, and I'm wondering about this trend in the stated aims of some journals
as well.
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On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 10:49 AM, Manuel Spí
04:51 p.m., Jane Shevtsov wrote:
Dear Manuel,
Thanks for your reply! I'll have to look up the books you recommended.
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 7:49 AM, Manuel Spínola wrote:
Is necessary to distinguish between statistical and scientific hypothesis. Statistical hypotheses
is about patte
hesis?
3. Have you ever recommended that someone else's grant proposal or
publication be declined for that reason? Was it the main reason?
I look forward to hearing what people have to say.
Jane Shevtsov
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Hi Miguel,
Hadley Wickham. ggplot: Elegant Graphics for Data Analysis. Use R.
Springer, 2009. ISBN: 978-0-98140-6.
Deepayan Sarkar. Lattice: Multivariate Data Visualization with R.
Springer, New York, 2008. ISBN 978-0-387-75968-5.
Best,
Manuel Spínola
On 14/02/2011 04:45 a.m., Miguel
been more impressed with it than any
statistics program I have ever used. As a consequence, I was looking at
QGIS as an alternative to continual updating of outrageously priced GIS
software. Do any of you use this open GIS software?
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