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CropPro
Data organisation, classification and visualisation of archaeobotanical data to understand crop processing stage
Description
This package contains functions for the linear discriminant analysis of ethnographic data against which archaeobotanical data can be classified. The package contains two LDA functions which allows the archaeobotanical samples to be classified as one of four crop processing stages, or one of five classes (four crop processing stages and the archaeological group). This package also contains a function for the data transformation required before LDA, as well as four graphing functions.
Author(s)
Elizabeth Stroud
Elizabeth Stroud
Maintainer: <elizabeth.stroud@arch.ox.ac.uk>
References
Reference to in prep paper
Jones, G., 1987. A statistical approach to the archaeological identification of crop processing. Journal of Archaeological Science, 14(3), pp.311-323.
Jones, G. 1990. The application of present-day cereal processing studies to charred archaeobotanical remains. Circaea 6(2):91-96
Charles, M., 1998. Fodder from dung: the recognition and interpretation of dung-derived plant material from archaeological sites, Environmental Archaeology, 1:1, 111-122
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CropPro Data organisation, classification and visualisation of archaeobotanical data to understand crop processing stage
Description
This package contains functions for the linear discriminant analysis of ethnographic data against which archaeobotanical data can be classified. The package contains two LDA functions which allows the archaeobotanical samples to be classified as one of four crop processing stages, or one of five classes (four crop processing stages and the archaeological group). This package also contains a function for the data transformation required before LDA, as well as four graphing functions.
Author(s)
Elizabeth Stroud Elizabeth Stroud
Maintainer: <elizabeth.stroud@arch.ox.ac.uk>
References
Reference to in prep paper
Jones, G., 1987. A statistical approach to the archaeological identification of crop processing. Journal of Archaeological Science, 14(3), pp.311-323.
Jones, G. 1990. The application of present-day cereal processing studies to charred archaeobotanical remains. Circaea 6(2):91-96
Charles, M., 1998. Fodder from dung: the recognition and interpretation of dung-derived plant material from archaeological sites, Environmental Archaeology, 1:1, 111-122
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