SISUS papers

From Community

Jump to: navigation, search

Here's a plan for the order of upcoming manuscripts for Stable Isotope Sourcing.

  1. Have the first four (MS, LC, PSC, Bias) go out together, maybe to appear back-to-back in Oecologia.
  2. Next, frequentist methods (Fvar, Freq)
  3. Then, into Bayesian territory (Bayes)
  4. More sophisticated models can follow (MN)

Contents

[edit] SISUS Models and Software (MS)

(nearly complete)

  • Describes synthesis of models (through AECDMM) in a common linear structure
  • Describes sampling algorithm
  • Introduces software to perform analysis

[edit] Linear Constraints (LC)

  • short paper about prior belief and modeling using linear constraints
  • also visuals of what some linear constraints do to the solution polytope

[edit] Proportion of Sources Consumed (PSC)

  • With a good example dataset can show the extension to this model

[edit] Bias Associated from not including CD and AE (Bias)

  • pull a few examples from the literature that use the BMM
  • obtain associated information for CD and AE for the sources and mixture in the model
  • Reveal the bias due to not incorporating CD and AE
  • Perhaps easy with bear data
    • Grant Hildebran works with Charlie T. Robbins at the Bear Center. book: "Wildlife Nutritional Ecology".
    • Washington State U, nutritional ecologist studying bears.
    • Bear sources (ae): berries (sugars and lipids, 100%), salmon (all protein, high), grass (c3 low)

[edit] General Frequentist solution for variation in unique solution case (Fvar)

  • General formula for variation when unique solution, delta method paper
  • Ap=b has A and b subject to error
  • What if know b exactly but A approximately?
  • Explain what can and can not be done, and why.
  • via Implicit Function Theorem?

[edit] Likelihood of Ap=b=0 model (Freq)

  • Frequentist as far as it can go

[edit] Bayesian modeling (Bayes)

  • On into the future

[edit] Macronutrient model (MN)

  • Different tissues consumed as part of the biomass are preferentially routed to those tissues in the mixture.
  • So each source has a number of tissues each with its isotope values, concentrations, and assim effic.
  • Also, these are split up and assimilated into the tissues in the mixtures
  • This level of realism is very complicated

[edit] JASA Applications paper

Show the stat stuff with the cool ecology application.

Personal tools