Thank very much to all.
Kingsford's comment remind me that a general way to demonstrate this is
trough a Dirichlet tessellation.
Best
Paulo
Paulo Prado wrote:
Dear r-eco-list users,
This is not an R-question, but a statistical one, but maybe somebody can
help.
I had read that to
Dear r-eco-list users,
This is not an R-question, but a statistical one, but maybe somebody can help.
I had read that to set random points over an area and picking the nearest
plant is not random sample, but I could not recover this article.
Is that correct? Could you provide some basic
] Neighbor sampling is random?
Dear r-eco-list users,
This is not an R-question, but a statistical one, but maybe somebody can help.
I had read that to set random points over an area and picking the nearest
plant is not random sample, but I could not recover this article.
Is that correct? Could you
of the first who wrote about this. Check her book 'Mathematical ecology' (J. Wiley, 1977).
Best wishes, Jari Oksanen
-Original Message-
From: Paulo Inácio de Knegt López de Prado
Sent: 04.07.2009, 17:35
To: r-sig-ecology@r-project.org
Subject: [R-sig-eco] Neighbor sampling is random
