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Introduction to the Special Volume on "Ecology and Ecological Modeling in R"

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Thomas Kneib
Thomas Petzoldt
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The third special volume in the “Foometrics in R†series of the Journal of Statistical Software collects a number of contributions describing statistical methodology and corresponding implementations related to ecology and ecological modelling. The scope of the papers ranges from theoretical ecology and ecological modelling to statistical methodology relevant for data analyses in ecological applications.

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Volume (Year): 22 ()
Issue (Month): i01 ()
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