Frequency distributions for ecologists

This is a table of contents of sorts for five posts on the visualization, fitting, and comparison of frequency distributions. The goal of these posts is to expose ecologists to the ideas and language related to good statistical practices for addressing frequency distribution data. The focus is on simple distributions and likelihood methods. The information provided here is far from comprehensive, but my aim is to give readers a good place to start when exploring this kind of data.

About Ethan

I'm an assistant professor of ecology at Utah State.

Posted on September 9, 2009, in data, ecology, statistics and tagged , . Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.

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