Evaluating the relative importance of predictors in Generalized Additive Models using the gam.hp R package
Plant Diversity,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
46(4), P. 542 - 546
Published: June 15, 2024
Generalized
Additive
Models
(GAMs)
are
widely
employed
in
ecological
research,
serving
as
a
powerful
tool
for
ecologists
to
explore
complex
nonlinear
relationships
between
response
variable
and
predictors.
Nevertheless,
evaluating
the
relative
importance
of
collinear
predictors
on
variables
GAMs
remains
challenge.
To
address
this
challenge,
we
developed
an
R
package
named
gam.hp.
gam.hp
calculates
individual
R2
values
predictors,
based
concept
'average
shared
variance',
method
previously
introduced
multiple
regression
canonical
analyses.
Through
these
R2s,
which
add
up
overall
R2,
researchers
can
evaluate
each
predictor
within
GAMs.
We
illustrate
utility
by
emission
sources
meteorological
factors
explaining
ozone
concentration
variability
air
quality
data
from
London,
UK.
believe
that
will
improve
interpretation
results
obtained
Language: Английский
Sustainable bioremediation and reuse of heavy metal-contaminated dredged sediments using Bacillus subtilis
Kalyani Kulkarni,
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N. K. Jain,
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G. L. Sivakumar Babu
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et al.
Biodegradation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
36(3)
Published: April 16, 2025
Language: Английский
Rice husk valorisation by in situ grown MoS2 nanoflowers: a dual-action catalyst for pollutant dye remediation and microbial decontamination
Rahul Ranjan,
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Smruti B. Bhatt,
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Rohit Rai
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et al.
RSC Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(17), P. 12192 - 12203
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
In
this
study,
we
carried
out
valorization
of
rice
husk
through
in
situ
growth
MoS
2
nanoflowers
for
simultaneous
pollutant
dye
remediation
and
microbial
decontamination.
Language: Английский
Surface Ozone in the Huaihe River Economic Belt, China: Spatial-Temporal Variations and Meteorological Driving Force
Polish Journal of Environmental Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(5), P. 5199 - 5209
Published: June 10, 2024
Due
to
intense
population
density
and
rapid
economic
development,
ozone
(O
3
)
pollution
is
serious
in
the
Huaihe
River
Economic
Belt
(HREB)
of
China.Based
on
pollutant
meteorological
observation
data
from
2015
2020,
many
interdisciplinary
methods,
e.g.,
Kernel
Density
Estimation
(KDE),
Standard
Deviation
Ellipse
(SDE),
Multiple
Linear
Regression
(MLR),
were
employed
investigate
spatio-temporal
distribution
driving
force
O
27
cities
HREB.The
results
revealed
that
annual
mass
concentration
increased
2015~2018
then
decreased
2019.The
seasonal
displayed
a
bimodal
structure,
with
highs
spring
(122.3
μg/m
summer
(134.7
),
low
autumn
(99.1
winter
(64.4
).Spatially,
northeastern
HREB
was
higher
than
southwestern
HREB.SDE
analysis
indicated
southeast
Shangqiu
(33.80°N-33.89°N,116.33°E-116.40°E)was
center
gravity
for
concentrations
severe
clustered
northern
HREB,
forming
high-high
(HH)
type,
those
southern
low-low
(LL)
type.Meteorological
factors,
including
temperature,
pressure,
sunshine
duration,
had
relatively
significant
impact
concentration.Based
t
h
e
MLR
analysis,
factors
can
explain
82.2%~18.2%(60.5%
average)
variation
more
affected
by
conditions
HREB.
Language: Английский