August 28, 2015 Etc R course data cloning dclone
One-day teaching workshop at ICCB/ECCB congress in Monpellier on August 1st, 2015.
This training course is aimed towards the conservation professionals who need to understand and feel comfortable with modern statistical and computational tools used to address pressing conservation issues.
By presenting both Bayesian and Likelihood based approaches, the participants will be able to go beyond the rhetorics of philosophy of statistics and use the tools with full understanding of their assumptions and implications.
Check out the course material at DataCloning.org, or sign up for the Dclone users mailing list.
This course is for researchers who analyze field observations. These data are often inconsistent because sampling protocols can change across projects, over time, or when older data are combined with new recordings.
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