Not sure if its relevant, but this paper and associated function
*beta.div.comp* {adespatial} may be of interest to disentangle between
richness and turnover in composition data
https://doi.org/10./geb.12207
Tania Bird MSc
*"There is a sufficiency in the world for man's need b
: 10.1002/ldr.2807
<http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/ldr.2807>.
I used repeated measures PERMANOVA and ADONIS (a more robust alternative to
anosim) with an unbalanced dataset.
If this seems of interest I can share my code.
Tania
Tania Bird MSc
PhD Student: Multivariate approaches to conserve and r
,"C1","C2","C3","D1")
1) I'd like to find a solution that sorts the dendogram according to
site_order within branches.
e.g. A1,B1,A2, C1, C2,D2, A3,B2, B3,C3
I also want to colour and shape the labels using site_type e.g (A= re
chronous or if its >0.75 its synchronous?
Thanks for your feedback
Tania
Tania Bird MSc
PhD Student,
Geo Ecology Lab
Ben Gurion University
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Thanks Bob
This is great,
The correlation does jump out when I plot it- I am just looking for a
quantified way of testing what I see. If there is a more appropriate test
I'd be happy to learn.
Many thanks
Tania Bird MSc
*"There is a sufficiency in the world for man's need bu
taxa is the next three columns.
How do I convert the data to a time.series format as given in the R
example?
How can I compare the two ccf outputs?
Thanks
Tania
Tania Bird MSc
*"There is a sufficiency in the world for man's need but not for man's
greed" ~ Mahatma Gandhi*
?
Thanks
Tania Bird MSc
"There is a sufficiency in the world for man's need but not for man's
greed" ~ Mahatma Gandhi
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anced analyses such as beta-diversity
analyses (e.g. betadisper() in {vegan} ) or spatial eigenvector
mapping (e.g. dbMEM / AEM in {adespatial} )?
Many thanks
Tania
Tania Bird MSc
PhD Student: Coastal dune biodiversity conservation in Nizzanim LTER
Dept. of Geography & Environmental Develop
more advanced analyses such as beta-diversity analyses (e.g.*
betadisper()
in {vegan} ) *or spatial eigenvector mapping (e.g. *dbMEM / AEM in
{adespatial}* )?
Many thanks
Tania
Tania Bird MSc
PhD Student: Coastal dune biodiversity conservation in Nizzanim LTER
Dept. of Geography & Envi
ne if offering
such a service?
Tania Bird
On 27 February 2017 at 18:14, Bob OHara wrote:
> Hm, this is a big job. The optimal solution is to see if your university
> offers a statistical consulting service. I don't see any big conceptual
> problems, but getting a good analysis will tak
Hi all,
I am seeking advice on how to analyse my unbalanced, multi-nested
multivariate data set. I realise there are many questions in this
email and I would be willing to consult with someone privately on this
if it is an option.
I am using abundance data for insect species (I have the same
expe
aid the questions? What
format can I use to attach or embed some low resolution format?
Many thanks for your advice
Tania Bird MSc
*PhD Student*
*Geo-Ecology Lab*
*Ben Gurion University*
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Yes really an amazing resource!!
Thank you so much for making it available.
Tania
On 27 Jan 2017 12:35, "Ralf Schäfer" wrote:
Dear all,
whoever is interested, we provide teaching videos and R scripts for a
lecture on multivariate analysis in R for environmental scientists.
The material is av
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