<p>Colour and size of square correlate with a score of entities in space that summarize the genetic diversity and reveal spatial structures. Positive values are represented by black squares; negative values are represented by white squares; the size of the square is proportional to the absolute value of sPC scores. Large black squares are well differentiated from large white squares, while small squares are less differentiated (Jombart <i>et al</i>. 2008). Background map is from public domain source: OpenStreetMap and contributors, available under CC-BY-SA license, downloaded at <a href="http://www.openstreetmap.org/" target="_blank">http://www.openstreetmap.org/</a>”,.</p
This article considers critically how one of the oldest and most widely applied statistical methods,...
Principal component analysis is a popular dimension reduction technique often used to visualize high...
<p>Geographical regions having similarity in patterns of spoligotypes tend to clusters together.</p
<p>The first two global components, sPC1 (a) and sPC2 (b), are depicted. Positive values are represe...
<p>The first two global components, sPC1 (a) and sPC2 (b), are depicted. Positive values are represe...
A challenging issue in current molecular ecology is to take landscape information into account as we...
<p>The size and color of the square is relative to the global scores of the spatial autocorrelation ...
Background: The spatial Principal Component Analysis (sPCA, Jombart (Heredity 101:92-103, 2008) is d...
<p>The size of the squares indicates the size of the PC-value, with black squares representing a pos...
<p>The first positive eigenvalue component of the sPCA, corresponding to global structure, was plott...
<p>Each coral colony is represented by a box. The size of the box indicates the magnitude of the PC ...
<p>(A) Variable loadings for first and second principal components, 17 DAS and (B) Analysis by ecoty...
The star symbol near the origin of the axes indicates the pooled dataset of overlapping genes, while...
Principal components analysis (PCA) is a widely used technique in the social and physical sciences....
(A) Genetic clustering by general sampling locality (left, pie charts) and individual (bar graph to ...
This article considers critically how one of the oldest and most widely applied statistical methods,...
Principal component analysis is a popular dimension reduction technique often used to visualize high...
<p>Geographical regions having similarity in patterns of spoligotypes tend to clusters together.</p
<p>The first two global components, sPC1 (a) and sPC2 (b), are depicted. Positive values are represe...
<p>The first two global components, sPC1 (a) and sPC2 (b), are depicted. Positive values are represe...
A challenging issue in current molecular ecology is to take landscape information into account as we...
<p>The size and color of the square is relative to the global scores of the spatial autocorrelation ...
Background: The spatial Principal Component Analysis (sPCA, Jombart (Heredity 101:92-103, 2008) is d...
<p>The size of the squares indicates the size of the PC-value, with black squares representing a pos...
<p>The first positive eigenvalue component of the sPCA, corresponding to global structure, was plott...
<p>Each coral colony is represented by a box. The size of the box indicates the magnitude of the PC ...
<p>(A) Variable loadings for first and second principal components, 17 DAS and (B) Analysis by ecoty...
The star symbol near the origin of the axes indicates the pooled dataset of overlapping genes, while...
Principal components analysis (PCA) is a widely used technique in the social and physical sciences....
(A) Genetic clustering by general sampling locality (left, pie charts) and individual (bar graph to ...
This article considers critically how one of the oldest and most widely applied statistical methods,...
Principal component analysis is a popular dimension reduction technique often used to visualize high...
<p>Geographical regions having similarity in patterns of spoligotypes tend to clusters together.</p