Hi
I have soil fauna count data from 60 plots (locations) which comprise 15
different habitats (15 x 4). From each of the 60 plots i taken 4 soil
monoliths (soil core of 25 x25 cm size) and counted all the fauna. it is
sure that the data does not follow a normal distribution and we could do
anova.
Hi Mujeeb.
I think that this paper could help you. It talk about distribution fitting, it
is very clear and you can find an example of poisson's distribution fitting.
cran.r-project.org/doc/contrib/Ricci-distributions-en.pdf
Franciso Mauro Gutierrez.
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 16:52:46
Greetings all,
I'm using logistic regression to investigate mortality of trees. I'm using AIC
to compare models, and I'm wondering if I should use AICc instead of AIC.
Burnham and Anderson [1] recommend using AICc when n/K 40. But what do I
consider for n? The logistic regression is
Landis, R Matthew wrote:
Greetings all,
I'm using logistic regression to investigate mortality of trees. I'm using AIC to compare
models, and I'm wondering if I should use AICc instead of AIC. Burnham and Anderson [1]
recommend using AICc when n/K 40. But what do I consider for n? The
