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Randomizes an abundance matrix by assigning individuals to nonempty cells, with probabilities proportional to observed row and column abundance totals. Individuals are sequentially assigned to the matrix in this way until the total (original) matrix abundance is reached.
1 | asim4(speciesData)
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speciesData |
species-by-site abundance matrix |
Resamples total abundance conditional on marginal sums; equivalent to algorithm OS in Ulrich and
Gotelli (2010), and to the Fortran subroutine oa
in Ulrich (2008).
Preserves total matrix abundance and occurrences, but allows both species and site abundances (marginal sums) to vary in proportion to their original values.
shuffled abundance matrix
Ulrich, W. 2008. Program Co-Occurrence. Version 1.
Ulrich, W. and Gotelli, N.J. 2010. Null model analysis of species associations using abundance data. Ecology 91:3384-3397.
Other abundance matrix null models:
asim10_f()
,
asim10()
,
asim11_f()
,
asim11()
,
asim12_f()
,
asim12()
,
asim13_f()
,
asim13()
,
asim14_f()
,
asim14()
,
asim1_f()
,
asim1()
,
asim2_f()
,
asim2()
,
asim3_f()
,
asim3()
,
asim4_f()
,
asim5_f()
,
asim5()
,
asim6_f()
,
asim6()
,
asim7_f()
,
asim7()
,
asim8_f()
,
asim8()
,
asim9_f()
,
asim9()
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