User's guide to SMATR : standardised major axis tests and routines version 2.0, copyright 2006
By Daniel S. Falster, David I. Warton, I. Wright. 2006
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Citations in the corpus
- Leaf functional traits of tropical forest plants in relation to growth form (2007, methodology): “Model II regression was chosen over linear regression (ordinary least-squares regression, model I regression) because all leaf traits were measured with error and our objective was to describe the relationships between traits, not to predict values of one trait from another trait (Falster et al. 200”
- Lipid content of terrestrial arthropods in relation to body size, phylogeny, ontogeny and sex (2011, methodology): “…major axis (SMA) regression analysis (rma, version 1.17; Bohonak & Van der Linde, 2004), sigmaplot (SPSS Inc., Chicago, Illinois), smatr, version 2.0 (Falster et al., 2006), analysis of variance and covariance (anova and ancova) and Student’s t-tests (statistical resource in excel, Microsoft…”
- Stoichiometry patterns of leaf carbon, nitrogen and phosphorous in aquatic macrophytes in eastern China (2014, methodology): “The above analyses were conducted with the SMATR omputer package, version 2.0 (Falster et al., 2006).”