dragonfly: Orientations of dragonflies
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Orientations of dragonflies
Description
The data, presented in Batschelet (1981), consists on the orientation of 214 dragonflies with respect to the sun's azimuth.
Usage
data(dragonfly)
Format
A single-column data frame with 214 observations in radians.
Details
Data were originally recorded in degrees.
Source
Batschelet, E. (1981) Circular Statistics in Biology. Academic Press, New York.
Examples
data(dragonfly)
x <- circular(dragonfly$orientation)
dens <- kern.den.circ(x)
plot(dens, shrink=1.3)
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Orientations of dragonflies
Description
The data, presented in Batschelet (1981), consists on the orientation of 214 dragonflies with respect to the sun's azimuth.
Usage
data(dragonfly)
Format
A single-column data frame with 214 observations in radians.
Details
Data were originally recorded in degrees.
Source
Batschelet, E. (1981) Circular Statistics in Biology. Academic Press, New York.
Examples
data(dragonfly) x <- circular(dragonfly$orientation) dens <- kern.den.circ(x) plot(dens, shrink=1.3)
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