Is there a book (or website) that has data, code for analysis, & example of how to report results for common ecological analyses?
— Meghan Duffy (@duffy_ma) July 21, 2017
In sum: not really. Lots of books and papers tell you how to *do* the statistical test, but very few tell you how to report the results in the manuscript you are preparing to submit for publication. I’m compiling a list of the latter; if you know of any relevant blog posts, book chapters – or want to write a post yourself – just let me know via the comments. Thanks to @duffy_ma for suggesting an aggregation.
- GLM: So, you did some GLM and compared with AIC. Congrats! (Jamie Ashander).
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Perhaps not exactly what you are looking for, but this recent paper discusses how to report the results in primary studies so that they are more amenable to future meta-analyses http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/2041-210X.12758/full
(1) this excerpt from Fox et al 2015 for GLMMs: http://bbolker.github.io/mixedmodels-misc/notes/GLMM_results_report.pdf (2) the font/weight you’re using comes out *very* light (barely legible on my screen)