Y'all:
I would like to know how many (what percentage of?) ecologists think
competition drives evolution or whether it's adaptation.
WT
At 09:03 AM 3/29/2007, Richard L. Boyce wrote:
The Fuzzy Set Ordination (FSO) website
<http://www.nku.edu/~boycer/fso/>, which I've maintained for some
years, has just been revised and improved. Here are some of the
major changes:
*It has been redesigned to work with Dave Roberts' Laboratory for
Dynamic Synthetic Vegephenomenology website and plant community
ecology analysis techniques, including his routines for FSO and
multidimensional FSO
*All routines have been rewritten to run in the statistical program R
*The similarity indices that I've found to work the best with FSO are
now listed, with appropriate R routines to calculate them
*Examples using both presence/absence data and abundance data are presented
*The FSO bibioigraphy has been updated
If you use ordination in your work, please take a look. I'd be very
interested in hearing from you regarding how useful the site is and
any ways in which it can be improved.
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