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Type safety in R
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Why do anova(type=’marginal’) and anova(type=’III’) yield different results on lmer() models?
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Time for correlations
A few posts ago I was talking about heritabilities (like here) and it’s time to say something about genetic correlations.… -
R and Visual Studio Code
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Thinking of my diet and climate
I like food. I mean well beyond eating to survive: I do enjoy flavours. Thai is my favourite cuisine but… -
When heritability is high but the phenotype is dominated by the environment
I was reading a LinkedIn post that said “heritability is the extent to which differences in observed phenotypes can be… -
Suggested books
༄> I was asking about introductory Forest Mensuration and Forest Growth books and got: -
DevOps for data science
༄> It looks like a handy book: DevOps for data science -
You realise that New Zealand is small when…
I was chatting with a colleague (Salvador Gezan) in April about teaching, learning and books, and he suggested “have a… -
The best part of LinkedIn
After “professional Twitter’s” demise I joined LinkedIn (less than a year ago) to keep in touch with colleagues. Overall, I…