<p>4A: Temperature gradient (light blue: lower temperatures; dark red: higher temperatures). 4B: Model 2, conditional probability of occupancy modeled as a function of temperature (light blue corresponds to lower probabilities; dark red represents higher values). 4C: Model 3, conditional probability of occurrence (spatial model). True locations of the objects are denoted by circles: yellow circles correspond to the objects available for detection on the first UAV survey, black circles correspond to the location of the hidden objects (i.e., those not available for detection).</p
Chebyshev Type Lower Bounds for the Probability of Correct Selection, I: The Location Problem with O...
<p>The values shown on the y-axis is the predicted probability of suitable conditions, as given by t...
<p>Conditional probability of occupancy (<i>θ</i>) was either constant (.) or varied through time (t...
<p>Solid line corresponds to the relationship between the temperature gradient and the probability o...
<p>The solid line denotes the conditional detection probability for the average values of the distan...
<p>The solid line denotes the conditional detection probability for the average values of the distan...
<p>Predicted probabilities (black indicates areas of ≥75% predicted probability) for uncommon yellow...
<p>The squares represent firing rates at each point of the big square environment, with hot colors m...
If the probability of a 24-hour rainfall, exceeding 1/2 inch, is 10 percent over a small area like a...
Relationship between survival and development for high-temperature limits (A, closed circles), low-t...
International audienceWe consider the problem of estimating the occupancy rate of a target species i...
<p>Predictions were created using MaxEnt with 100% of known presence locations to increase accuracy ...
<p>White and pale green indicate areas with low predicted probability of occurrence. Black circles i...
A) A heatmap with contour lines showing the values of initial spatial predictability (ϕ) calculated ...
<p>Potentially favourable areas according to normal temperatures over 1951–1980 (dark red), and 3°C ...
Chebyshev Type Lower Bounds for the Probability of Correct Selection, I: The Location Problem with O...
<p>The values shown on the y-axis is the predicted probability of suitable conditions, as given by t...
<p>Conditional probability of occupancy (<i>θ</i>) was either constant (.) or varied through time (t...
<p>Solid line corresponds to the relationship between the temperature gradient and the probability o...
<p>The solid line denotes the conditional detection probability for the average values of the distan...
<p>The solid line denotes the conditional detection probability for the average values of the distan...
<p>Predicted probabilities (black indicates areas of ≥75% predicted probability) for uncommon yellow...
<p>The squares represent firing rates at each point of the big square environment, with hot colors m...
If the probability of a 24-hour rainfall, exceeding 1/2 inch, is 10 percent over a small area like a...
Relationship between survival and development for high-temperature limits (A, closed circles), low-t...
International audienceWe consider the problem of estimating the occupancy rate of a target species i...
<p>Predictions were created using MaxEnt with 100% of known presence locations to increase accuracy ...
<p>White and pale green indicate areas with low predicted probability of occurrence. Black circles i...
A) A heatmap with contour lines showing the values of initial spatial predictability (ϕ) calculated ...
<p>Potentially favourable areas according to normal temperatures over 1951–1980 (dark red), and 3°C ...
Chebyshev Type Lower Bounds for the Probability of Correct Selection, I: The Location Problem with O...
<p>The values shown on the y-axis is the predicted probability of suitable conditions, as given by t...
<p>Conditional probability of occupancy (<i>θ</i>) was either constant (.) or varied through time (t...