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DHARMa – an R package for residual diagnostics of GLMMs

I just released a small R package that I have been working on for a while. The motivation for this package came from the observation that I kept on receiving questions about residual checks for GLMMs. The problem that people have is that they have fitted their GLMM, maybe they tested it for overdispersion and…

August 28, 2016 in Statistics.

Spatial autocorrelation in statistical models – friend or foe?

There is this confusion about the treatment of spatial autocorrelation in statistical models, which is highlighted somewhat involuntarily, but interestingly as I find, in a recent article by Bradford Hawkins in the Journal of Biogeography and a reply by Ingolf Kühn and Carsten Dorman which just came out in May’s issue of the same journal.…

May 12, 2012 in Biogeography, Statistics.

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