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I talked to Lewis last week about this. Currently includes examples of: - main effects by species - spatial fields by species, with and without shared variance - spatiotemporal fields by species
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Looks great! I just did a little editing for clarity, flow, and style in a commit I just pushed. I also added a few lines to reveal the results of the model fits, sdreports, and sanity checks.
Is there a better way to display the output of sanity() in this format? I'm not getting the pretty check marks and all that good stuff. Otherwise I think we are good to go. It would be better of course if we had some models that actually fit quite well, but at least this shows the progression of performance among approaches.
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I talked to Lewis last week about this. Currently includes examples of:
Would be good to get any other examples added @Lewis-Barnett-NOAA @seananderson