With reference to the Yang Chang skull group query:
I am a devotee of Analysis of Dispersion combined with Factorial Design of CR
Rao (1965).
The model is Y = XB
Y is a n by 3k+c matrix of n rows of k xyz coordinates plus c covariates such
as size and weight covariates.
X is a n by p design
Angela,
We are studying lobster cuticle with the SkyScan 1272 (which has a carousel
sampler that holds 18 samples). My regular sized object is a 6mm medallion of
cuticle which can be scanned entirely at at 2.5 um resolution. Smaller regions
of interest can be analyzed but the size of the
Aha, the non-symmetrical quotes effect. I have seen it before.
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Joseph G. Kunkel, Research Professor
112A Marine Science Center
University of New England
Biddeford ME 04005
I can not speak directly to why it is frequently used in GM cluster analysis
but I would like to mention how I look at Mahalanobis distance based on its
calculation.
Mahalanobis distance is not a pure distance metric like Euclidian or Manhattan
distance, as you have stated it is
Dear Jim and Morphmet,
I just want to comment on using tpsDig on a Mac. tps Dig is my go-to software
for 2-D landmark digitizing of images. To digitize I would previously have to
use one of my PCs in my lab which was often a pain. I was reluctant to use
several of the PC-on-your-Mac options
Dear tpsDig users,
After a time away from using tpsDig I am back digitizing Sympetrum (Medowhawk
dragonfly) wings with tpsDig2 … with a twist. I am doing it on a Mac using
wine, the PC emulator. It works well but I am in need of one of the old
functions called template-mode.
In the 'old
