GDM without Coordinates
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Márcio Fernandes Alves Leite commented
Hello, I would like to perform GDM, but my data comes from a designed experiment so the geographical distance do not provide much information. Therefore, I would like to know if it is possible to apply GDM without adding this information.
Thanks in advance
Jamie M. Kass commented
I believe that spatial distance is not necessary -- you just need one or
more variables to calculate distances relating to the differences in these
variables between locations. If you measured some variable at these
locations, you can use them to calculate a distance matrix.
Jamie
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Hello, I would like to perform GDM, but my data comes from a designed
experiment so the geographical distance do not provide much information.
Therefore, I would like to know if it is possible to apply GDM without
adding this information.
Thanks in advance
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Márcio Fernandes Alves Leite commented
Thanks for the reply. In that case I can add it and then set geo = F, right?
Thanks again,
Marcio
Jamie M. Kass commented
Yes, I believe so, but the authors of the package can confirm.
Fitzpatrick Lab commented
@Leitemfa @jamiemkass is correct. You can simply set geo=F as long as you have at least one other environmental variable for model fitting.