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Using MATLAB with Python Webinar | Resources and Certificate
I attended MATLAB with Python Webinar hosted by the MathWorks community. I am sharing content I received in my email so other people might benefit from this resource. Thank you for your interest. Event resources are now available for: Event: Using MATLAB with PythonDate: 26 August 2022 View webinar recordingYour certificate of participation for this event…
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Research Presented in ISFRE, 2022 Traverse City, MI
Title: Willingness to Pay for Deer Hunting Site Attributes using Best-Worst Choice Authors: Bijesh Mishra1, Rodney Will2, Omkar Joshi3 1. Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management, Oklahoma State University 2. Professor, Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management, Oklahoma State University 3. Assistant Professor, Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management, Oklahoma…
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Research Presented in SRSA Annual Meeting, 2022
Title: Peer Pressure, Self-Efficacy, Outcome Expectancy, and Moral Values Predict Intentions for Active Management of Ecosystems in Oklahoma Authors: Bijesh Mishra, Rodney Will, Omkar Joshi Abstract The forest-grassland ecotone of the south-central USA is transiting towards close canopy forest due to the exclusion of fire. Active management can restore the ecosystem and its ecosystem services.…
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Customized plot using ggplot2 and dplyr
I cleaned the R environment, summarized annual rainfall data, created additional three variables, plotted all four variables vs. Year, customized plot theme, customized colors, customized legend, and saved image in the working directory using four different packages. The code and output is presented below in this post.
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Use R!
Hello all, This is interesting!!!! I recently found a book series called “Use R!” where you can find several books with codes, tutorials, figures, and several other materials using R in diverse fields such as spatial data analysis, economics, differentiation, Bayesian statistics, data analytics, data mining, chemistry, health, genomics, and many more. Springer describes this…
