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$\widehat{N_c}$ differences > 10%
out of 20 data sets each with 13 models fit (260 total) 12 model comparisons (4.6%) resulted in >10% difference
- Cuecount hnherm1 (12% MCDS wins)
- duikercamera hnherm1, hnherm2 (14% mrds wins)
- LTExercise unicos2 (40% MCDS wins), hrpoly2 (35% MCDS wins)
- PTExercise unicos2 (40% MCDS wins), hnherm1 (14% mrds wins)
- savspar80 hrpoly2 (20% MCDS wins)
savspar81 unicos3 (43% mrds wins) after running on my machine, difference shrinks
- wren5 hnherm1 (15% mrds wins)
- wrencue hrpoly2 (23% MCDS wins)
- datahr1 and datahr2 (I think they're the same) hrpoly2 (56% MCDS wins)
Summary
- half normal with single Hermite polynomial adjustment caused differences in 4 analyses
- all four analyses are point counts
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$\Delta \widehat{N_c}$: 12-15% in the four cases
- half normal with 2 Hermite polynomial adjustments caused 14% difference in duiker data set
- uniform with 2 cosine adjustments caused large differences in 2 data sets
- both data sets are simulated, one lines, one points
uniform with 3 cosine adjustments caused large differences in a single (savspar81) data set
- hazard rate with 2 simple polynomial adjustments caused large differences in 4 data sets
- three points count data sets: Savannah sparrow, wren cue,
datahr1 (Roccio?)
- LTExercise has an outlier (all detections<20, except 1 detection at 35) causing problems for adjustments
- easily dealt with using even the most minimal truncation
Full details here
MCDS-dot-exe-Report-big differences.pdf
Returning to 27Jul23 MCDS.exe testing
out of 20 data sets each with 13 models fit (260 total) 12 model comparisons (4.6%) resulted in >10% difference
savspar81 unicos3 (43% mrds wins)after running on my machine, difference shrinksSummary
uniform with 3 cosine adjustments caused large differences in a single (savspar81) data setdatahr1(Roccio?)Full details here
MCDS-dot-exe-Report-big differences.pdf