biol827_biological_statistics
Code for BIOL 827 class at UNK.
https://github.com/jacobccooper/biol827_biological_statistics
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Code for BIOL 827 class at UNK.
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- Host: GitHub
- Owner: jacobccooper
- Language: JavaScript
- Default Branch: main
- Size: 44.9 MB
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Citation
Owner
- Name: Jacob C. Cooper
- Login: jacobccooper
- Kind: user
- Location: Lawrence, KS, USA
- Company: University of Kansas
- Website: www.jacobccooper.com
- Repositories: 1
- Profile: https://github.com/jacobccooper
IRACDA Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Kansas
Citation (citations.qmd)
---
title: "Rounding and Citations"
author: "Dr. Jacob C. Cooper"
---
## Rounding
In this class, we are going to follow basic rounding rules formatting used for some publications. Specifically, this is based on the guidelines for *Ornithology* (formerly, *The Auk*) and *Ornithology Applications* (formerly, *The Condor*).
When we are rounding data from different datasets, we need to round data to the same number of decimal points as the data we started with. Importantly, we need to do the rounding at the end, and *not* round earlier in the pipeline. We can easily round with the `round` command, as follows.
```{r}
x <- 3.14157
round(x, 2)
```
The following accomplishes the same thing, but with `tidyverse` installed.
```{r}
# always enable tidyverse before using commands!
library(tidyverse)
x %>%
round(2)
```
## Citations
Citations need to include:
- Author
- Year
- Title
- Journal
- Volume
- Issue (if available)
- Page numbers (or article number)
- DOI (when available)
I will be formatting citations on this site per the guidelines for *Ornithology* (formerly *The Auk*). You can view example citations on the references page.
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