On Fri, 22 Aug 2014, Tim Richter-Heitmann wrote:
Excuse my beginner level-questions.
I am stuck at the beginning, i.e. choosing the correct neighbor lists. I
tried knearneigh (with several "k"s), tri2nb, and dnearneigh. Yesterday,
i was nicely shown that in some datasets the nblist creation proc
Excuse my beginner level-questions.
I am stuck at the beginning, i.e. choosing the correct neighbor lists. I
tried knearneigh (with several "k"s), tri2nb, and dnearneigh. Yesterday,
i was nicely shown that in some datasets the nblist creation process is
not always impactful, but it seems
for my
On Wed, 20 Aug 2014, Tim Richter-Heitmann wrote:
Hi there,
i am new to the spatial statistics, so please bear with me.
My dataset consists of 60 plots, semi-randomly distributed on a 10x6m
area. We measured species data on 6 sampling dates, so i ended up with
six different sample by species m
Hi,
I read your post and I am not sure of understanding…
What is your actual objective? What is you question? Maybe if I saw your
dataset I may have a better idea…
I just see you made a strange thing… You "Accept the null hypothesis" … that is
a bad thing to do, Null hypothesis is to be rej
Hi there,
i am new to the spatial statistics, so please bear with me.
My dataset consists of 60 plots, semi-randomly distributed on a 10x6m
area. We measured species data on 6 sampling dates, so i ended up with
six different sample by species matrices.
My first task should be to evaluate the s
