Dear Listers,
I have presented a related question very early, which is still under solution. Sorry
for not making my question clear. Given that {N(i,j)} i,j = 1,2,..., ; N(i,j) =
0,1,2,.... is a r X r contingency table, how to analyse the non-independent 2 X 2
tables /N(i,i), N(i,j), N(j,i), N(j,j)/ ? Does the usual chi-square test work? Could
you suggest me some readings? I will summary the answers for both questions.
Thanks a lot!
p.s. notes to ecologists: N(i,j) stands for individuals of species i whose nearest
neighbour is an individual of species j (Pielou, 1961), which is used to compute the
coefficient of segregation. N(i,j) is not necessarily equal to N(j,i).
2002-05-07
Xiaohua Dai (Mr.)
'2000 PhD student,Institute of Botany,
School of Life Sciences,Sun Yat-Sen University,
Guangzhou, Guangdong Province,P.R.China
Zip Code: 510275
Tel: 0086-20-84111117 (Room)
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