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Test rademu #34
Test rademu #34
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Identify taxa for which you want robust score tests: | ||
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For instance, which taxa at depth 0 - 10 are more likely to occur or not occur in Natuurgrasland compared to the reference category Akker: |
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Not related to rademu
, so probably not the right place to put this, but I forgot we also have to interpret the sccomp
data like this? If I remember correctly, in order to do that, we need the model evaluation plots? Or can we somehow export the data from the sccomp
model evaluation plots?
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Yes. I think sccomp
has a contrasts option to test for such specific effects. See https://mangiolalaboratory.github.io/sccomp/articles/introduction.html#contrasts
m_refit$coef$pval[taxa_to_test] | ||
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Visualise only the significant (p-value <= 0.05) taxa according to the score test: |
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Not specific to rademu
, but this sounds like a good idea in general? Can it be applied to the sccomp
data?
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Yes, but keep in mind that we have land-use interacting with depth. So the first thing to do is define the specific contrasts we are interested in. Gather for which taxa they are significant and then (optionally) visualise these results (can also be tabularized).
A test of the
radEmu
package as an alternative tosccomp
. In short: I'm not convinced that the approach is statistically more valid. So my current advice is that we stick to thesccomp
framework. This PR is therefore only to document that we have tested this.