Procrustes Rotation in R (Comparing Sites)

[@Naandahc]

Thank you so much

[@elisaparreiradarim4634]

Thanks for the video!

[@oloyedeabdulganiyu2174]

Thank you

[@kendragilbertson3447]

Thanks for the video! What happens if your mortality dataset includes only a fraction of your inventory data? Say, some species never get run over? (or only a subset are hosts for a disease of interest)

[@justonebirdsopinion]

Hi Kendra! I personally still find it relevant to include columns even if all the values are zero. So personally I would keep data where you know a host does not have a disease of interest. It is interesting how it aligns with the other data frame in the procrustes, even if it is absent in the other dataset as well! I think including it creates a more complete story and there’s nothing fundamentally wrong with including it that I can think of. But don’t be afraid to omit if doing so is more relevant to the question you’re asking! Regardless, make sure both data frames line up (whether that means adding columns where everything is absent or omitting data for which you are missing the pair). Thank you and happy coding! Please let me know if this is helpful or if you have any other questions!

[@mery-mery6517]

Hello, can you give us the script, thank you for tutorials ❤