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- RT @KirkwoodLab: Insightful post by @mommiologist: The great escape: charting a career outside of academia wp.me/p2wMuW-1Ci via @Dyna… 9 hours ago
- @l_marazzi Nope, hopefully attending the ESA meeting in Minneapolis around the same time though. 9 hours ago
- @l_marazzi As an interface to R? Yes. Not what I use, but then again I'm a sadist and like the Emacs + ESS despite the keyboard shortcuts 1 day ago
- Open Data.SE Q&A site now in public beta opendata.stackexchange.com #opendata #openscience #oa HT: @eddelbuettel 1 day ago
- @lucaborger @jessicablois Agreed, but R does compete in the sense that it is an alternative. One doesn't have to be proactive to compete 1 day ago
- @jessicablois @lucaborger Starting to make more sense. 1 day ago
- .@jessicablois @lucaborger Makes no sense; if you say "we did this with Y", whatever Y is, the disclaimer shl apply, not just bc Y is free 1 day ago
- @MikeTaylor those cost money, especially when they are *that* bad :-) \cc @Protohedgehog 5 days ago
- @MikeTaylor you are forgetting the crappy web interfaces we are forced to use & the useless staff publisher employs \cc @Protohedgehog 5 days ago
- When is the Best Man giving his speech? ;-) RT @joshua_ulrich: A full house at #rfinance! http://t.co/WgnR1zGrmL 5 days ago
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Tag Archives: Statistics
Decluttering ordination plots in vegan part 2: orditorp()
In the earlier post in this series I looked at the ordilabel() function to help tidy up ordination biplots in vegan. An alternative function vegan provides is orditorp(), the last four letters abbreviating the words text or points. That is … Continue reading
Monotonic deshrinking in weighted averaging models
Weighted averaging regression and calibration is the most widely used method for developing a palaeolimnological transfer function. Such models are used to reconstruct properties of the past lake environment such as pH, total phosphorus, and water temperature with, it has … Continue reading
Posted in analogue, Palaeoecology, Palaeolimnology, R
Tagged deshrinking, Statistics, transfer function, weighted averaging
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A new version of analogue for a new year
Yesterday I rolled up a new version (0.10-0) of analogue, my R package for analysing palaeoecological data. It is now available from CRAN. There were lots of incremental changes to Stratiplot() to improve the quality of the stratigraphic diagrams produced … Continue reading
Quantitative palaeolimnology: my book chapters are finally out!
Today I received confirmation that the delayed fifth volume in the Developments in Palaeoenvironmental Research series has been published. The book is titled Data Handling and Numerical methods, though it covers more of the latter and, IMHO, is far more interesting than … Continue reading
Posted in analogue, Palaeoecology, Palaeolimnology, R, Science, vegan
Tagged Numerical analysis, Palaeolimnology, Statistics
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