Baboon_Longitudinal_Data: Data on Baboon grooming, resting, and playing relationships
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Data on Baboon grooming, resting, and playing relationships
Description
Data on grooming, resting, and playing paired with additional covariate data. See the reference to the original study below for full methodological information.
Usage
data(Baboon_Longitudinal_Data)
Format
An object of class "list". N individuals = 19. The list contains four tensors (of dimension 19x19X14) containing data on grooming, resting, and playing behaviours, hand-coded from focal follows for 28 days. Each time-step is a two-day period.
An exposure tensor gives the count of times in which individual i could have been observed engaging in a given behaviour towards individual j on time-step t. Finally, there are covariate data on sex and age.
Source
References
Gelardi V, Godard J, Paleressompoulle D, Claidiere N, Barrat A. 2020.
Measuring social networks in primates: Wearable sensors versus direct observations.
Proc. R. Soc. A 476: 20190737.
Examples
data(Baboon_Longitudinal_Data)
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Data on Baboon grooming, resting, and playing relationships
Description
Data on grooming, resting, and playing paired with additional covariate data. See the reference to the original study below for full methodological information.
Usage
data(Baboon_Longitudinal_Data)
Format
An object of class "list". N individuals = 19. The list contains four tensors (of dimension 19x19X14) containing data on grooming, resting, and playing behaviours, hand-coded from focal follows for 28 days. Each time-step is a two-day period.
An exposure tensor gives the count of times in which individual i could have been observed engaging in a given behaviour towards individual j on time-step t. Finally, there are covariate data on sex and age.
Source
References
Gelardi V, Godard J, Paleressompoulle D, Claidiere N, Barrat A. 2020. Measuring social networks in primates: Wearable sensors versus direct observations. Proc. R. Soc. A 476: 20190737.
Examples
data(Baboon_Longitudinal_Data)
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