Dear all,
I performed a census of insects at different sites and measured there size. I
would like to know if size is related to an environmental factor. I modelled
the size as a
fonction of the factor with site as a random variable to account for
within-site variability. However I have strong
Thank you very much for these explanations. It is quite technical and I am not
sure that I got it all, but I will try to find the book of Gelman&Hill to get
more insight into
shrinkage. I read the book of Zuur and as you said the topic is not extensively
covered.
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On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 6:41 AM, wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I performed a census of insects at different sites and measured there size. I
> would like to know if size is related to an environmental factor. I modelled
> the size as a
> fonction of the factor with site as a random variable to account
nts should use their own judgement.
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gt; important predictors were not included in the data sent to us. Information
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> clients should use their own judgement.
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> some important predictors were not included in the data sent to us.
> Information provided by us should not be solely relied upon when
> making decisions and clients should use their own judgement.
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