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Exploring the social relationships of dairy goats

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Goats are sentient beings capable of an emotional response to their lives. Yet despite this, the social relationships between animals…

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Bayesian Spatial Estimation When Areas Are Few

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Spatial modelling when there are few (<20) small areas can be challenging. Bayesian methods can be beneficial in this situation…

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Rethinking Biosecurity Inspections: A Case Study Of The Asian Gypsy Moth (AGM) In Australia

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The Asian gypsy moth (AGM) (Lymantria dispar asiatica) is a serious biosecurity risk to Australia’s forestry and horticultural industries. While…

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Citizen Science To Surveillance: Estimating Reporting Probabilities Of Exotic Insect Pests

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Up until mid-2016, citizen science uploads to the Atlas of Living Australia included c. 400 bug species, and c. 1,000…

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Comparing Classical Criteria For Selecting Intra-Class Correlated Features For Three-Mode Three-Way Data

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Many unsupervised learning tasks involve data sets with both continuous and categorical attributes. One possible approach to clustering such data…

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New Model-Based Ordination Data Exploration Tools For Microbiome Studies

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High-throughput sequencing technologies allow easy characterization of the human microbiome, but the statistical methods for analysing microbiome data are still…

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To PCA Or Not To PCA

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When there are groupings of observations present in the data, many researchers resort to utilising a Principal Components Analysis (PCA)…

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Always Randomize?

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Fisher gave us three fundamental principles for designed experiments: replication, randomization and local control. Consonant with this, Brien et al.…

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An Evaluation of Error Variance Bias in Spatial Designs

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Spatial design and analysis are widely used, particularly in field experimentation. However, it is often the case that spatial analysis…

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Optimal Experimental Design for Functional Response Experiments

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Functional response models are important in understanding predator-prey interactions. The development of functional response methodology has progressed from mechanistic models…

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