2015
DOI: 10.1515/orhu-2015-0018
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Hitchhikers’ guide to analysing bird ringing data

Abstract: Bird ringing datasets constitute possibly the largest source of temporal and spatial information on vertebrate taxa available on the globe. Initially, the method was invented to understand avian migration patterns. However, data deriving from bird ringing has been used in an array of other disciplines including population monitoring, changes in demography, conservation management and to study the effects of climate change to name a few. Despite the widespread usage and importance, there are no guidelines avail… Show more

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“…It is also possible to recode values to NAs after importing (see Harnos et al 2015a) using the ifelse() function. Another possibility is to directly substitute given values to NA.…”
Section: Recoding Values As Missingmentioning
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“…It is also possible to recode values to NAs after importing (see Harnos et al 2015a) using the ifelse() function. Another possibility is to directly substitute given values to NA.…”
Section: Recoding Values As Missingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper is the third part of our bird ringing data analyses series (Harnos et al 2015a(Harnos et al , 2016a) in which we focus on exploring missing data structures. We will give a short description of problems caused by missing data, and how they can bias basic descriptive statistics and explain how to generate and read useful figures to explore missing data patterns.…”
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