CO-tucker: a new method for the simultaneous analysis of a sequence of paired tables
Relationships between species and their environment are a key component to understand ecological communities. Usually, this kind of data are repeated over time or space for communities and their environment, which leads to a sequence of pairs of ecological tables, i.e. multi-way matrices. This work...
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