Difference: SWAntelope (1 vs. 4)

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META TOPICPARENT	name="SoftwarePoints"

Antelope 1.3

Below is the detail information:

DEVELOPED	1996
AUTHOR	J. Bradbury & S. Vehrencamp Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds Cornell Lab of Ornithology 159 Sapsucker Woods Road Ithaca NY 14850 USA jwb25(at)cornell.edu
PLATFORM	MAC
PURPOSE	Macintosh programs that may be of use to researchers in animal behavior or field ecology. Spatial and multivariate analysis programs.

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FUNCTIONS

Analysis of home ranges (convex polygon, elliptical, and Fourier methods)
Correlograms using gridded data
Computation of Moran's I for gridded count data
Dirichlet (= Voronoi or Thiessen) polygons and Delaunay tessellations of points
Comparison to Poisson and Negative Binomial expectations for gridded data
Greig Smith ANOVA for gridded data
Fractal analysis in 2 dimensions
Point grouping algorithm using Delaunay distances

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FUNCTIONS

+ Analysis of home ranges (convex polygon, elliptical, and Fourier methods)
+ Correlograms using gridded data
+ Computation of Moran's I for gridded count data
+ Dirichlet (= Voronoi or Thiessen) polygons and Delaunay tessellations of points
+ Comparison to Poisson and Negative Binomial expectations for gridded data
+ Greig Smith ANOVA for gridded data
+ Fractal analysis in 2 dimensions
+ Point grouping algorithm using Delaunay distances

CODES	Not Available
TIP	Another software, KERNEL, is available from the homepage. KERNEL is a program that accepts a file of x,y locational data and uses the kernel method to estimate home ranges. This module will eventually be incorporated into ANTELOPE when and if the authors get time to do so. Kernel methods have largely replaced harmonic mean estimates of home range in the last few years. They also have an advantage over Fourier methods in that they are not as sensitive to the size of the world in which the range is estimated.
HOMEPAGE	www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/jbsv_downloads/programs.html- link is broken, will be checked soon

Revision 32010-08-20 - TheresiaFreska

META TOPICPARENT	name="SoftwarePoints"

Antelope 1.3

Below is the detail information:

DEVELOPED

1996

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AUTHOR

J. Bradbury & S. Vehrencamp
Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
159 Sapsucker Woods Road
Ithaca NY 14850 USA

jwb25@cornell.edu

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AUTHOR

J. Bradbury & S. Vehrencamp
Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
159 Sapsucker Woods Road
Ithaca NY 14850 USA

jwb25(at)cornell.edu

PLATFORM	MAC
PURPOSE	Macintosh programs that may be of use to researchers in animal behavior or field ecology. Spatial and multivariate analysis programs.
FUNCTIONS	Analysis of home ranges (convex polygon, elliptical, and Fourier methods) Correlograms using gridded data Computation of Moran's I for gridded count data Dirichlet (= Voronoi or Thiessen) polygons and Delaunay tessellations of points Comparison to Poisson and Negative Binomial expectations for gridded data Greig Smith ANOVA for gridded data Fractal analysis in 2 dimensions Point grouping algorithm using Delaunay distances
CODES	Not Available
TIP	Another software, KERNEL, is available from the homepage. KERNEL is a program that accepts a file of x,y locational data and uses the kernel method to estimate home ranges. This module will eventually be incorporated into ANTELOPE when and if the authors get time to do so. Kernel methods have largely replaced harmonic mean estimates of home range in the last few years. They also have an advantage over Fourier methods in that they are not as sensitive to the size of the world in which the range is estimated.

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HOMEPAGE

www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/jbsv_downloads/programs.html

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HOMEPAGE

www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/jbsv_downloads/programs.html- link is broken, will be checked soon

Revision 22010-08-02 - TheresiaFreska

META TOPICPARENT	name="SoftwarePoints"

Antelope 1.3

Below is the detail information:

DEVELOPED	1996
AUTHOR	J. Bradbury & S. Vehrencamp Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds Cornell Lab of Ornithology 159 Sapsucker Woods Road Ithaca NY 14850 USA jwb25@cornell.edu
PLATFORM	MAC
PURPOSE	Macintosh programs that may be of use to researchers in animal behavior or field ecology. Spatial and multivariate analysis programs.
FUNCTIONS	Analysis of home ranges (convex polygon, elliptical, and Fourier methods) Correlograms using gridded data Computation of Moran's I for gridded count data Dirichlet (= Voronoi or Thiessen) polygons and Delaunay tessellations of points Comparison to Poisson and Negative Binomial expectations for gridded data Greig Smith ANOVA for gridded data Fractal analysis in 2 dimensions Point grouping algorithm using Delaunay distances
CODES	Not Available
TIP	Another software, KERNEL, is available from the homepage. KERNEL is a program that accepts a file of x,y locational data and uses the kernel method to estimate home ranges. This module will eventually be incorporated into ANTELOPE when and if the authors get time to do so. Kernel methods have largely replaced harmonic mean estimates of home range in the last few years. They also have an advantage over Fourier methods in that they are not as sensitive to the size of the world in which the range is estimated.
HOMEPAGE	www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/jbsv_downloads/programs.html

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META TOPICPARENT	name="SoftwarePoints"

Antelope 1.3

Below is the detail information:

DEVELOPED	1996
AUTHOR	J. Bradbury & S. Vehrencamp Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds Cornell Lab of Ornithology 159 Sapsucker Woods Road Ithaca NY 14850 USA jwb25@cornell.edu
PLATFORM	MAC
PURPOSE	Macintosh programs that may be of use to researchers in animal behavior or field ecology. Spatial and multivariate analysis programs.
FUNCTIONS	Analysis of home ranges (convex polygon, elliptical, and Fourier methods) Correlograms using gridded data Computation of Moran's I for gridded count data Dirichlet (= Voronoi or Thiessen) polygons and Delaunay tessellations of points Comparison to Poisson and Negative Binomial expectations for gridded data Greig Smith ANOVA for gridded data Fractal analysis in 2 dimensions Point grouping algorithm using Delaunay distances
CODES	Not Available
TIP	Another software, KERNEL, is available from the homepage. KERNEL is a program that accepts a file of x,y locational data and uses the kernel method to estimate home ranges. This module will eventually be incorporated into ANTELOPE when and if the authors get time to do so. Kernel methods have largely replaced harmonic mean estimates of home range in the last few years. They also have an advantage over Fourier methods in that they are not as sensitive to the size of the world in which the range is estimated.
HOMEPAGE	www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/jbsv_downloads/programs.html

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