Dr Dan Warren

Senior quantitative ecologist. My views are my own

[Frank Harrell @f2harrell]

It’s interesting that abandoning p-values and false discovery rates for 2nd generation p-values results in major reductions in decision errors: https://t.co/D0xcsJZalW

[Martin A. Nuñez @Martin_A_Nunez]

Pro tip for writers:
Don’t rush the submission step
I know you’re exhausted & just want to hit “submit,” but those annoying little details- suggesting reviewers, suggesting editors, explaining your paper in exactly 97 words- can make a real difference

Take the time
It’s worth it

[Prof. Ryan Katz-Rosene @ryankatzrosene]

Woah! Such an important study published in Nature today! Quick thread with some of their key figures!
🧵

[NeoBiota @NeobiotaJournal]

Using species distribution and connectivity models, researchers identify key corridors likely to facilitate the continued spread of invasive raccoons across Europe.

🔗 https://t.co/zZqhbOkUgc

#invasivespecies

[Methods in Ecology and Evolution @MethodsEcolEvol]

📖Published📖

In our new research article, Wesselkamp et al. synthesise existing approaches to define empirical forecast limits in a unified framework for assessing ecological predictability and offer recipes for their computation 🌍

https://t.co/qneCS4Xw5p

[Sergey Rosbakh (@srosbakh.bsky.social) @SRosbakh]

Lecturer in Ecology and Global Change (University of Leeds):
https://t.co/Guoib1qheD

[NeoBiota @NeobiotaJournal]

A new R package, jumpID, distinguishes long-distance jump dispersal from diffusive spread in #invasivespecies using occurrence data. Its application to the spotted lanternfly in the U.S. identified 152 such jumps from 2014–2022.

🔗 https://t.co/gOS3EX2tVd

[Methods in Ecology and Evolution @MethodsEcolEvol]

📖Published📖

Schickele et al. introduce CEPHALOPOD, a standardized, highly automated and flexible framework designed to integrate and analyse heterogeneous marine data for multi-species habitat modelling following best practices in the field 🌊

https://t.co/YWIbSxzXSX

[Methods in Ecology and Evolution @MethodsEcolEvol]

📖Published📖

Check out our new Research Article 👉 Agent-based versus correlative models of species distributions: Evaluation of predictive performance with real and simulated data

https://t.co/5hetjOjuST

[Dr Sam Ross @SamRPJRoss]

https://t.co/152HS6gbJb

Huge new @GEB_macro paper looking at acoustic monitoring efforts around the world. The who, what, where, when, and how of passive acoustic monitoring. With >100 authors!

"Worldwide soundscapes: a synthesis of passive acoustic monitoring across realms"

[Andrej Spiridonov @AndrejSpiridon4]

"regional species pool bridges spatial and temporal scales from ecological dynamics in landscapes to the long- term processes shaping the biotas of entire biogeographic provinces."
https://t.co/tLP8PZa77b

[Methods in Ecology and Evolution @MethodsEcolEvol]

📖Published📖

PhyBaSE: A Bayesian structural equation model approach to causal inference in phylogenetic comparative analyses. Read the full article here 👇

https://t.co/OzxR3swIz1

[Methods in Ecology and Evolution @MethodsEcolEvol]

📖Published📖

Rivas et al. introduce Rthoptera, an open-source R package designed for robust analysis of insect acoustic signals 🐜

https://t.co/rz9G8ojyN9

[Ismael Soto (I²) @ismasoto]

Awesome paper about the human impact on biodiversity: https://t.co/u7ITAT7kfP

[Joachim Schork @JoachimSchork]

The gtsummary package in R makes it easy to create clean, publication-ready summary tables for your data. The tbl_summary() function takes a data set and generates well-organized tables that display key statistics like counts, percentages, means, and medians, which is perfect for presenting descriptive statistics in reports, manuscripts, or presentations.

✔️ Streamlines Descriptive Statistics: Quickly generates clear and professional summary tables.
✔️ Customizable: Offers flexible options for labels, decimal places, and formatting.
✔️ Supports Various Data Types: Works with continuous, categorical, and dichotomous variables seamlessly.

The visualization below shows a sample table created with tbl_summary(), illustrating its ability to organize and present descriptive statistics effectively. Visualization adapted from the official package website: https://t.co/eGJjBEUVeT

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#RStats #datastructure #coding #DataScience #Rpackage

[Nicholas Wu @NicholasWuNZ]

A wide range of conservation actions is shown to reduce a species' extinction risk. But bias towards high-risk species means only a few species show signs of full recovery. 6 times more species have deteriorated than improved in #IUCN status | https://t.co/LRiFSf9uJN

[Chris Sutherland @chrissuthy]

Looking for your first quantitative ecology post-doc? Then get in touch.

I will be co-supervising a post-doc with Lourens Swanepoel (based in SA: @Univenofficial). You will have access to many awesome data sets and the focus will be on applying hierarchical models.

[Cefas @CefasGovUK]

Exciting opportunity!
Apply now for a jointly-funded lecturer position in Marine Science at @CefasGovUK and @uniofeastanglia
A great opportunity to work at the intersection of marine science and policy. https://t.co/9iReNZi3ua
#MarineScience #CefasCareers #MarineScienceJobs

[Frank Harrell @f2harrell]

New chapter in Regression Modeling Strategies #rms: ordinal regression generalizes Wilcoxon, log-rank, Kaplan-Meier, Cox PH model, and all common survival time analyses. Semiparametric regression is a unifying concept. https://t.co/vr1RJxLfuk #rstats #Statistics