dixon: Dixon's 2-type contingency table tests
In antiphon/spatialsegregation: Segregation Measures for Multitype Spatial Point Patterns
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Usage
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View source: R/bivariate_tests.R
Description
Dixon's 2-type contingency table tests
Usage
1
dixon(X, prepR = 0)
Arguments
X
bivariate ppp
prepR
for large patterns, makes it a bit easier to find nearest neighbours.
Details
Computes the tests of segregation using nearest neighbour contingency tables introduced
by Philip Dixon in his paper "Testing spatial segregation using a nearest-neighbor contingency table",
Ecology, 75, p.1940-1948 (1994). The tests are an improvement on the Pielou's test of segregation.
The test is defined only for two-type spatial pattern.
References
Philip Dixon: "Testing spatial segregation using a nearest-neighbor contingency table",
Ecology, 75, p.1940-1948 (1994).
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Description Usage Arguments Details References
View source: R/bivariate_tests.R
Description
Dixon's 2-type contingency table tests
Usage
1 | dixon(X, prepR = 0)
|
Arguments
X |
bivariate ppp |
prepR |
for large patterns, makes it a bit easier to find nearest neighbours. |
Details
Computes the tests of segregation using nearest neighbour contingency tables introduced by Philip Dixon in his paper "Testing spatial segregation using a nearest-neighbor contingency table", Ecology, 75, p.1940-1948 (1994). The tests are an improvement on the Pielou's test of segregation. The test is defined only for two-type spatial pattern.
References
Philip Dixon: "Testing spatial segregation using a nearest-neighbor contingency table", Ecology, 75, p.1940-1948 (1994).
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