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Message-ID: <16c3f5939a7143de95b0badbb5bb8501@wcl.ac.at>
Date: 2021-04-21T11:47:03Z
From: Robert Ptacnik
Subject: partition residuals in a constrained ordination
In-Reply-To: <ecf120f78c5e4745b45d7111e7b11c31@wcl.ac.at>

Hei list,

is there an approved way how to partition variance into explained vs unexplained at the level of sites?

After performing a constrained ordination (CCA or dbRDA) I want to check if explained variance varies in a systematic way along given gradient, in a univariate analysis, like plotting the absolute residuals of a regression analysis along a given gradient.

I've tried using rstandard in vegan, but am not sure this allows to partition like in a lm (TSS = RSS + ESS).

thanks for suggestions

Robert

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