2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.07.579289
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Advancing ecological networks: moving beyond binary classification to probabilistic interactions

Martin Philippe-Lesaffre

Abstract: Leveraging trophic interactions to deduce macro-ecological patterns has become a prevalent method, taking advantage of the extensive databases on binary trophic interactions (i.e., prey-predator relationships). However, this binary approach oversimplifies complex ecological dynamics and fails to capture the nuanced structure of food webs. The challenge lies in the scarcity and limited availability of data on non-binary interactions, which are crucial for a more comprehensive understanding of ecological network… Show more

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