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Eco-Stats Ecological Statistics Research Group - University of New South Wales - Australia | eco-stats.unsw.edu.au Reviews
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The UNSW Eco-Stats Research Group is a team of statistics researchers and students led by David Warton who specialise in ecological statistics.
eco-stats.unsw.edu.au
Eco-Stats '15 Conference - December 8-10, 2015, UNSW - Australia
http://www.eco-stats.unsw.edu.au/ecostats15.html
Eco-Stats '15: Technological advances between Ecology and Statistics. UNSW, Sydney, Australia. Ecologists and statisticians have much to gain from working together, and this conference is designed to provide precisely such an opportunity. This conference is a follow-up to the 2013 meeting. And has been designed as a collaborative forum for researchers with interests in ecology, statistics, or both. World leaders from ecology and statistics. Estimating biodiversity turnover (Melodie McGeoch, Cang Hui).
Eco-Stats Ecological Statistics Research Group - University of New South Wales - Australia
http://www.eco-stats.unsw.edu.au/opportunities.html
Analysis of multivariate abundances. Are you interested in joining Eco-Stats? Not 100% sure the ecology focus is for you? Firstly, note that prior experience in ecology (while useful) is not required, just a willingness to learn! But secondly, problems we deal with are encountered in other disciplines also (e.g. bioinformatics, epidemiology) so skills you hone in our group enable all sorts of interesting research careers. Eco-Stats Alumni. And the Centre for Ecosystem Science. 5K/year top-up scholarships...
Eco-Stats Symposium - July 11-12, 2013, The University of New South Wales - Australia
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Symposium: New Opportunities at the Interface between Ecology and Statistics. The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. Ecologists and statisticians have much to gain from working together, and this two-day symposium is designed to provide precisely such an opportunity. This symposium has been designed as a collaborative forum for researchers with interests in ecology, statistics, or both. World leaders from ecology and statistics. Visualising multivariate data (Gerry Quinn, Shirley Pledger).
Eco-Stats Ecological Statistics Research Group - University of New South Wales - Australia
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Analysis of multivariate abundances. Analysis of multivariate abundances. Point process modelling of kangaroo roadkills. Community-level modeling of presence-only data. Finite mixture modelling and ecological applications. High dimensional data analysis. Phone: 61 2 9385-7031. Fax: 61 2 9385-7123. E-mail: David.Warton(at)unsw.edu.au. Red Centre room 2052. School of Mathematics and Statistics. The University of New South Wales. Eco-stats: UNSW Ecological Statistics Research Group.
Eco-Stats Ecological Statistics Research Group - University of New South Wales - Australia
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Analysis of multivariate abundances. Welcome to Eco-stats: the UNSW Ecological Statistics Research Group. The Eco-Stats Research Group is a team of statistics researchers and students led by David Warton who specialise in ecological statistics — improving the methods for making use of data to answer research questions commonly asked in ecology. We are based in the School of Mathematics and Statistics. But our members are also affiliated with the Evolution and Ecology Research Centre. To find out more.
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Eco-Stats Research Blog: Introducing the mvabund package (and why multivariate statistics in ecology is a bit like Rick Astley...)
http://eco-stats.blogspot.com/2012/03/introducing-mvabund-package-and-why.html
The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Thursday, 15 March 2012. Introducing the mvabund package (and why multivariate statistics in ecology is a bit like Rick Astley.). Http:/ www.methodsinecologyandevolution.org/view/0/podcasts.html#vid-warton. You can read the paper at:. Http:/ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.2041-210X.2012.00190.x/full. 15 March 2012 at 14:58. Good work David and Alice! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Zero inflation in ecology.
Eco-Stats Research Blog: January 2015
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Friday, 9 January 2015. 2014 Eco-Stats paper of the year. Kitzes and Harte Beyond the species–area relationship: improving macroecological extinction estimates. Godoy, Kraft and Levine Phylogenetic relatedness and the determinants of competitive outcomes. Ecology Letters. An interesting mix of empirical work and theory, meticulously collecting data on vital rates in a competition experiment to parameterise a fancy Ches...
Eco-Stats Research Blog: May 2015
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Wednesday, 27 May 2015. The May Eco-Stats Lab (Friday 29th, 2pm, Bioscience level 6) will be on the missing data analysis, using the method of Multiple Imputation. In this lab we will explore the method of MI implemented in the mice. Package (van Buuren & Groothuis-Oudshoorn, 2011. Which stands for multivariate imputation by chained equations. For more details see. Http:/ www.jstatsoft.org/v45/i03/. Wednesday, 6 May 2015.
Eco-Stats Research Blog: Ecostats Workshop - Mixture Models
http://eco-stats.blogspot.com/2014/01/ecostats-workshop-mixture-models.html
The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Saturday, 25 January 2014. Ecostats Workshop - Mixture Models. To all those coming to the UNSW Ecostats workshop on Mixture models,. Computer Lab Room 640.somewhere in Sydney =D. A very very short introduction to mixture models with a very very short taste of how to implement them in R. Francis Hui (PhD student; UNSW School of Maths and Stats). Https:/ www.dropbox.com/s/0ibha7nk2u8k22u/minilecturev1.pdf? 31 January 2014 at...
Eco-Stats Research Blog: Special Issue from Eco-Stats Symposium in MEE April 2015 issue
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Thursday, 16 April 2015. Special Issue from Eco-Stats Symposium in MEE April 2015 issue. The Eco-Stats Symposium led to a series of papers which make up the April Special Issue of Methods in Ecology and Evolution. Read the blog post on the topic for a little more info. Planning is well underway for a follow-up Eco-Stats Conference in December 2015 at UNSW. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ www.methodsinecology...
Eco-Stats Research Blog: Forecasting with time series data
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Tuesday, 28 July 2015. Forecasting with time series data. Friday 31st July 2pm. Forecasting with time series data. Forecasting with Times Series Data. We will use Rob Hyndman's forecast R-package. For more details on the package and time-series forecasting in general,. See https:/ www.otexts.org/fpp. Our first example will use annual rainforest loss (ha) data collected. By satellite imagery for Tocantins, Brazilian Amazonia.
Eco-Stats Research Blog: Species traits in multivariate analysis
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Monday, 23 March 2015. Species traits in multivariate analysis. The March Eco-Stats Lab (Friday 27th, 2pm, Bioscience level 6) will be on incorporating species traits into multivariate analysis (or equivalently, community level models), using some functions recently added to the mvabund package. We will also discuss the relationship of these methods with standard analysis of multivariate abundance data, SDMs, and Bill Ship...
Eco-Stats Research Blog: April 2015
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Monday, 20 April 2015. Zero inflation in ecology. The April Eco-Stats Lab (Friday 24th, 2pm, Bioscience level 6) will be on zero inflated data in ecology. . Its very common for ecological data to contain many zeros. To account for this we may need to:. 1 Use zero inflated regression models. 2 Do absolutely nothing (i.e. fit standard glms). Thursday, 16 April 2015. Featuring Otso Ovaskainen (Helsinki), Doug Wu (East Anglia)...
Eco-Stats Research Blog: Eco-Stats Lab April 2014: Block Bootstrap
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Tuesday, 29 April 2014. Eco-Stats Lab April 2014: Block Bootstrap. In this weeks lab we learn about the block bootstrap. A non parametric way to deal with spatial auto correlation in your data and still make valid inferences. Bootstrapping allows us to find the unknown distribution of a statistic by resampling the original data (with replacement) and recalculating the statistic many times. Prelude: read in the data. Load i...
Eco-Stats Research Blog: March 2015
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Monday, 23 March 2015. Species traits in multivariate analysis. The March Eco-Stats Lab (Friday 27th, 2pm, Bioscience level 6) will be on incorporating species traits into multivariate analysis (or equivalently, community level models), using some functions recently added to the mvabund package. We will also discuss the relationship of these methods with standard analysis of multivariate abundance data, SDMs, and Bill Ship...
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The life and times of the UNSW Ecological Statistics ("Eco-Stats") research group. Tuesday, 28 July 2015. Forecasting with time series data. 160;Friday 31st July 2pm. 160;Bioscience Level 6. 160;Forecasting with time series data. Forecasting with Times Series Data. We will use Rob Hyndmans forecast R-package. For more details on the package and time-series forecasting in general, . See https:/ www.otexts.org/fpp. Friday, 12 June 2015. Details for the next R-lab are now available:. 2) R script: Go here.
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Eco-Stats Ecological Statistics Research Group - University of New South Wales - Australia
Analysis of multivariate abundances. Welcome to Eco-stats: the UNSW Ecological Statistics Research Group. The Eco-Stats Research Group is a team of statistics researchers and students led by David Warton who specialise in ecological statistics — improving the methods for making use of data to answer research questions commonly asked in ecology. We are based in the School of Mathematics and Statistics. But our members are also affiliated with the Evolution and Ecology Research Centre. To find out more.
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Eco-Stats '15 - Study blog
Eco-Stats '15 - Study blog. Coming to the Eco-Stats '15 Conference. Would you like to know more about the speakers and their research before coming? We are compiling a reading list of suggested papers - one per speaker - and are holding a discussion group on Fridays 1-2pm to work through the list at UNSW (AGSM Courtyard). If you can't be there in person, you can contribute on Twitter using #ecostats15, Fridays at 1 (Sydney time)! Friday, 4 December 2015. Dear workshop attendees,. In particular, it would ...
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