Methods for detecting abrupt change in temporal, spatial, and spatiotemporal data series
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Materials for 2019 Tanintharyi land-cover regime shift paper (De Alban et al. 2019. Sustainability).
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An R package and metadata repository for ecological datasets exhibiting abrupt change.
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This was the code used to create the figures for the paper "Resilience of a Two-Patch Tri-Trophic Food Web."
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This is a series of code I used for my paper with Bill Russell. For more information http://www.billrussell.info/html/publications.html
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