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Appendix 8.
Bayesian p-values for half-normal and negative-exponential formulations of winter and spring community detection models when model included no other detection covariates. Values closer to 0.5 indicate better fit.
Model
Bayesian p-value
Winter half-normal 0.00
Winter negative-exponential 0.07
Spring half-normal 0.00
Spring negative-exponential 0.41
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