Matthijs Hollanders
@matthollanders.bsky.social
Quantitative ecology, statistics, wildlife, field herping.
Post-doctoral Research Fellow @ U of Canberra
Consultant @ Quantecol, https://quantecol.com.au
Wildlife tour guide @ Australian Wildlife Encounters, https://www.australianwildlifeencounters.com
Post-doctoral Research Fellow @ U of Canberra
Consultant @ Quantecol, https://quantecol.com.au
Wildlife tour guide @ Australian Wildlife Encounters, https://www.australianwildlifeencounters.com
I can’t stand that online journals can’t format equations properly.
May 29, 2025 at 8:37 PM
I can’t stand that online journals can’t format equations properly.
Working on a multisite/multistate/robust design Jolly-Seber model in Stan where I need to marginalise (1) the entry occasion of each individual and (2) the sub-area within each site where each individual enters. 😮💨
March 17, 2025 at 3:42 AM
Working on a multisite/multistate/robust design Jolly-Seber model in Stan where I need to marginalise (1) the entry occasion of each individual and (2) the sub-area within each site where each individual enters. 😮💨
I've been looking at different parameterisations of multi-season occupancy models, and it seems that dynamic (with colonisation and emigration) and auto-logistic models aren't all that different. Auto-logistic might be preferred with \alpha being a sort of average log odds.
@masonfidino.bsky.social
@masonfidino.bsky.social
January 7, 2025 at 10:40 PM
I've been looking at different parameterisations of multi-season occupancy models, and it seems that dynamic (with colonisation and emigration) and auto-logistic models aren't all that different. Auto-logistic might be preferred with \alpha being a sort of average log odds.
@masonfidino.bsky.social
@masonfidino.bsky.social
I’ve been enjoying a restful Christmas break, and one of the highlights was this python selecting a carefully placed tin stack to lay her eggs.
January 1, 2025 at 4:21 AM
I’ve been enjoying a restful Christmas break, and one of the highlights was this python selecting a carefully placed tin stack to lay her eggs.
It’s hard to beat an afternoon of herping our Gondwana rainforests. Big coastal carpet python under tin and a gravid snake-tooth skink on the crawl were amongst the many finds over the weekend.
November 17, 2024 at 9:30 PM
It’s hard to beat an afternoon of herping our Gondwana rainforests. Big coastal carpet python under tin and a gravid snake-tooth skink on the crawl were amongst the many finds over the weekend.