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SUMMARY:Frequentist Model Averaging
DESCRIPTION:Virtual interactive tutorial with Professor David Fox (Free with purchase of online course “Introduction to Model Averaging and ssdtools in R”) \n\n\n\n\n\n\nInterested in model averaging? Want to know how model weights are calculated and used? Want to understand how model-averaged estimates are obtained?Join Professor David Fox in this live\, interactive tutorial in which he will explain how the AIC criterion is used to compute model weights. Using R you will be shown how to fit general and generalized linear models\, assess goodness-of-fit and to obtain model-averaged estimates and confidence intervals. Topics to be covered include: \n\n\n\n\nassessing the fit for nested models\n\n\n\nuse R to compute model weights ‘by hand’\n\n\n\nfitting a generalized linear model to binomial data and assessing using analysis of deviance\n\n\n\nusing the drc and drda packagaes in R for concentration-response (C-R) modelling\n\n\n\nobtaining a model-averaged ECx\n\n\n\ninference for a model-averaged estimate
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SUMMARY:SSD Model Averaging
DESCRIPTION:Virtual interactive tutorial with Professor David Fox (Free with purchase of online course “Introduction to Model Averaging and ssdtools in R”) \n\n\n\n\n\n\nInterested in model averaging? Want to know how model weights to apply and use model averaging with speciecs sensitivity distributions (SSDs)? Want to learn about SSD model fitting using ssdtools and the interactive\, online version – shiny(ssdtools)?Join Professor David Fox in this live\, interactive tutorial in which he walk you through the basics of fitting SSDs in R.  Starting with the R package fitdistrplus\, you will be shown how to extract AIC values and other information from a fitted SSD and use those to compute the model weights for each component SSD. Using R\, you will be shown how to compute a model-averaged HCx value b y first writing your own code\, and then using the ssdtools package. Topics to be covered include: \n\n\n\n\ndealing with bimodality in SSDs\n\n\n\nusing fitdistrplus to fit SSDs \n\n\n\nconstructing a model-averaged SSD in R ‘by hand’\n\n\n\nhow to fit a mixture distribution (eg: 2 lognormal distributions or a lognormal and a logLogistic distribution) to bimodal data in R\n\n\n\nusing the ssdtools package\n\n\n\nusing shiny(ssdtools)
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