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Ken,
The simple answer is no. "Ecology" is such a broad field that just
about everything is used somewhere.
Sam
Ken wrote:
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Humility is good :)
While I'm a degreed (Iowa State University) and practicing statistician, in
a prior life I also received an advanced degree in Animal Ecology (actually
Limnology) from ISU.
Having not read your book I'm curious if there are general design types used
in Ecology, and if so, wha
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another RELATED paper ... actually a commentary ... by menger and haim,
appeared in NATURE ... v359, october 22, 1992 ... pp 656 - 668 ... is called:
struggles to correct published errors ...
think this is easy??? ha!
fascinating ...
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one great paper was done by ken brewer, behavioral statistics textbooks:
source of myths and misconceptions j of educational statistics, fall
1985, v10, #3, pp 252-268
he took a sample of stat books, then focused on a number of issues like:
hypothesis testing concepts, power, confidence i
James,
I will humbly submit my own book "Design and Analysis of Ecological
Experiments" (eds. S. M. Scheiner and J. Gurevitch). The various
chapters discuss these issues and provide references to various articles
that go into details about specific instances.
Sam Scheiner
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Subject: common mistakes in statistics
Does anyone on the list know of any books or articles describing the most
common statistical mistakes in the scientific literature? I am particularly
interested in statistical errors in the ecological literature, but am open
Title: common mistakes in statistics
Sir
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I'm not sure if experimental design falls
in your domain of interest, but if so you might try...
Hurlbert,
S. H. Pseudoreplication
and the design of ecological field experiments. Ecological Monographs. 54(2), 1984,
187-211.
Title: common mistakes in statistics
Does anyone on the list know of any books or articles describing the most common statistical mistakes in the scientific literature? I am particularly interested in statistical errors in the ecological literature, but am open to information on errors in
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