Ecological Models and Data in R
If this wiki works as I hope, it will come to contain a variety of useful information relating to the book:
- answers to frequently asked questions
- errata (not too many I hope)
- clarifications or extensions of discussions in the book, etc.. I am starting out by posting (in the chapters section) (1) notes that I took as I went through the proofs about things I wished I'd said but didn't have room for or couldn't change (2) points that people have made in e-mail since then.
- Courses around the world (well, only US so far) offered on these topics
- Miscellaneous thoughts (a pseudo-blog/catch-all space)
- Worked examples of various sorts
- To do list: things I intend to get around to
- EMD in R in the Princeton University Press catalog
- EMD in R on amazon.com
- Reviews1
- Robert Gramacy in The American Statistician, August 2009, Vol. 63, No. 3 281 doi:10.1198/tast.2009.br633 (PDF)
- Rachel Fewster in Biometrics 65, 660–673 June 2009 doi:10.1111/j.1541-0420.2009.01247_11.x (PDF)
- Daniel Bunker in Ecology, 90(8), 2009, pp. 2333–2334 (PDF)
- Carsten Dormann in Basic and Applied Ecology 10 (2009) 487, doi:10.1016/j.baae.2009.01.001 (PDF)
- Matthew Aiello-Lammens in Quarterly Review of Biology, 84, 288 (2009), doi:10.1086/644667 (PDF)
- Pavle Mladenović in MathSciNet reviews
- B. Hanowell's Evolutionary Modeling Survival Kit blog entry says:
Get this book or something remotely like it and nerd out despite your [partner]'s protests (besides, you know [they] think deep down in [their] heart that Bayesian inference is sexy!).
Happy modeling!
Ben Bolker
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