Closed jslefche closed 10 years ago
Yea, I've noticed in the past that Coherence fails on a purely nested matrix, since there are no embedded absences to speak of. It's really only a problem in theory though (right?), since no interaction matrix is ever going to be perfectly nested. It's like looking for checkerboards. I might just change the data to make TestMatrices[[1]] not perfectly nested. Problem solved!...unless you disagree and think this is a lazy way to do things?
Nope that would be my solution! I just thought it might alarm folks if they ran the first test matrix through and Metacommunity() returned an error. Fire away
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Yea, I've noticed in the past that Coherence fails on a purely nested matrix, since there are no embedded absences to speak of. It's really only a problem in theory though (right?), since no interaction matrix is ever going to be perfectly nested. It's like looking for checkerboards. I might just change the data to make TestMatrices[[1]] not perfectly nested. Problem solved!...unless you disagree and think this is a lazy way to do things?
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TestMatrix[[1]]
does not run forMetacommunity
. Looks like an issue with thecoherence
function.