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Bayesian state-space modelling of conventional acoustic tracking provides accurate descriptors of home range behavior in a small-bodied coastal fish species

Alós et al., 2016

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Alós J
Palmer M
Balle S
Arlinghaus R
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PloS one

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State-space models (SSM) are increasingly applied in studies involving biotelemetry- generated positional data because they are able to estimate movement parameters from positions that are unobserved or have been observed with non-negligible observational …
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