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SUMMARY:Data Analysis Limnoseries Training - Part 5
DESCRIPTION:Generalized Linear Models (GLMs): a practical introduction to GLMs and their extensions for ecological data\, covering model fitting\, evaluation\, comparison\, and interpretation\nby Diego Pujoni\nOct 28 at 14:00 – 16:00 UTC (2 hours) \nTopics covered: Basic concepts and classical GLMs ; Mixed models and GLMMs ; GAM\, GAMM\, and GAMLSS ; Bayesian and frequentist approaches ; Model fitting\, evaluation\, and comparison ; Residual analysis ; Prediction \nPrior to the workshop \nAttend or watch the Hypothesis Testing workshop and watch the lessons recordings and practice the exercises to come prepared with your questions. Links to the recordings will be sent to you after your registration. \nRegister Now (Please sign up by one week ahead) \n 
URL:https://gleon.org/event/data-analysis-limnoseries-training-part-5/
CATEGORIES:Limnoseries
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SUMMARY:Data Analysis Limnoseries Training - Part 6
DESCRIPTION:Making Your Code Reproducible with GitHub and Other Tools\nby Abby Lewis\nNov 5 at 14:00 UTC (2 hours) \nIn this workshop\, we will go over how to use GitHub for code management\, version control\, and sharing\, along with tools and best practices for code documentation\, organization\, and review. We aim to help make sure that your code workflows can be easily reproduced by anyone who needs to use them (most often\, future you!). \nPrior to the workshop\nHave R and R studio installed on your computer. \nRegister Now (Please sign up by one week ahead)
URL:https://gleon.org/event/data-analysis-limnoseries-training-part-6/
CATEGORIES:Limnoseries
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SUMMARY:Limnoseries Lecture November 2026
DESCRIPTION:We would like to inform you that the next GLEON GSA Limnoseries will take place on November 18th at 17:00 UTC (2h duration): \nHow to use optimisation and Bayesian thinking to design a better experiment\nPresented by Mridul Thomas and Ravi Ranjan\nDesigning a good experiment is about extracting the maximum signal you can out of the resources you have available. In practice\, this often means choosing experimental levels/treatments that best constrain the parameters you are interested in. This is an optimisation problem that can be solved using mathematical tools and knowledge from similar experiments done previously. In this workshop\, we will show you how to choose Bayesian priors and then optimise the experimental design for common nonlinear regression experiments in ecology and environmental science. Our focus will be single-driver experiments\, such as quantifying how growth rate changes with nutrient availability to estimate the parameters of the Monod equation. We intend to have small-group discussions and exercises with interactive Shiny apps to help participants think through optimising their own experiments. Experience with Bayesian statistics and R is not required\, though it would be helpful. \nIf you would like to attend this lecture or receive the recording\, please fill in the following registration form: https://forms.gle/oatKwoFJCBkcvTzM9 \nPlease sign up for this lecture by November 16th. The Zoom link required for the lecture will be sent to those who have registered. \nWe hope to see you there!\nGLEON Student Association (GSA) workshop sub-committee
URL:https://gleon.org/event/limnoseries-lecture-november-2026/
CATEGORIES:Limnoseries
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