2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-90162010000300011
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Comparation of logistic regression methods and discrete choice model in the selection of habitats

Abstract: Based on a review of most recent data analyses on resource selection by animals as well as on recent suggestions that indicate the lack of an unified statistical theory that shows how resource selection can be detected and measured, the authors suggest that the concept of resource selection function (RSF) can be the base for the development of a theory. The revision of discrete choice models (DCM) is suggested as an approximation to estimate the RSF when the choice of animal or groups of animals involves diffe… Show more

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