Inferring resource selection and utilization distributions from irregular and error-prone animal tracking data
从不规则且含误差的动物追踪数据推断资源选择与利用分布
Habitat selection and space use are fundamental to understanding animal distribution. Traditional methods for quantifying habitat preferences from telemetry data assume regular sampling and negligible measurement error. However, these assumptions are routinely violated in marine systems. Practitioners typically regularize and filter the data before fitting models, but these two-step procedures do not propagate uncertainty from the filtering stage and can yield biased…