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title: "Time Series" | |
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**Aim**: To design a standardised protocol for the analysis of palaeontological time series data. | |
Time series analysis has become a widely used suite of methods in quantitative Palaeobiology. However, there remains little consensus on the optimal ways to implement the methodology, given that it comprises a complex series of options throughout the different stages. | |
This project can be openly contributed to on [GitHub](). | |
## Project concept | |
This project will include aspects such as: | |
* How to treat missing data; | |
* The optimal method of 'detrending'; | |
* Autoregressive models; | |
* How to treat residual data, and statistical biases; and | |
* Model-fitting and correlation analyses. | |
## Key links | |
* [An introduction to using the paleobioDB package in R](https://github.com/Meta-Paleo/TimeSeries/blob/master/PaleoBioDB.md). | |
* [Key papers](https://github.com/Meta-Paleo/TimeSeries/tree/master/Key_papers). | |
* [R code for calculating extinction rates](https://github.com/Meta-Paleo/TimeSeries/blob/master/Extinction_rates.r). | |
* [Instructions on how to execute SQS in R and Perl](https://github.com/Meta-Paleo/TimeSeries/tree/master/SQS). | |
## Contributing | |
Time Series is an open project that anyone can contribute to on [GitHub](https://github.com/Meta-Paleo/TimeSeries). All data sources, methods, code, and results are openly shared for collaboration and inspection as the project evolves. | |
We strongly encourage others to participate in the project, propose their own ideas, and to contribute or re-use any of the data or other information available here. | |
### Contributors | |
- Jon Tennant |