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Model‐based assessment of ecological community classifications

2016-07-01

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AIM: A ‘good’ classification should provide information about the composition and abundance of the species within communities, if it serves as an informative surrogate for biodiversity. A natural way to formalize this is with a predictive model, where group membership (clusters) is the predictor, and multivariate species data (site by species matrix) is the response. In this study, we aimed to develop a predictive...

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10.1111/jvs.12400
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