Re: Data set with many many zeros..... Help?

vs. non-zero values, and in those cases a qualitative approach (contingency tables, chi-square stats, etc., but keep it as ismple as possible!) can be a better option. Best, Michele ---- Michele Scardi Associate Professor of Ecology Department of Biology University of Rome &

Re: Data set with many many zeros..... Help?

t I'm suggesting. As you probably guessed, English is not my first language... All the best, Michele Michele Scardi Associate Professor of Ecology Department of Biology University of Rome "Tor Vergata" Via della Ricerca Scientifica 00133 Roma Italy http://www.mare-net.com/mscardi

Re: ECOLOG-L Digest - 28 Nov 2007 to 29 Nov 2007 (#2007-322)

Friday, November 30, 2007, 4:51:09 PM, joseph gathman wrote: jg> Michele Scardi wrote: >> "although I certainly respect >> people who don't want to have children on an >> individual basis, I can't help but thinking that >> they're a tad selfish

Re: population control

d country. I don't think such a place exists on this world, but, please, point me to it in case you know one. All the best, Michele Michele Scardi Associate Professor of Ecology Department of Biology University of Rome "Tor Vergata" Via della Ricerca Scientifica 00133 Roma Italy http://www.mare-net.com/mscardi

Re: AIC

ke inferences about the properties of the real system, and then plan further research on the real system on the basis of those inferences. And this can be definitely meaningful from a scientific point of view. Cheers, Michele Michele Scardi Associate Professor

Ecological Informatics conference

deadline for abstract submisissions is by February 28, 2006, but some flexibility will be allowed for Ecolog-gers and other colleagues that didn't receive the first announcement. We look forward to seeing you there. Michele Michele Scardi Associate Profess