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Choice of modeling approach We chose to use a Bayesian networks modeling approach because it could minimize negative effects of data limitations on the statistical power of our analysis, by accounting for our understanding of multi-level, causal processes that could underlie changes in CATCHs in response to changes in climate and land use across lakes. […] More
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Component response rates of random complex systems Complex systems (({bf{M}})) are built from two matrices, one modelling component interactions (({bf{A}})), and second modelling component response rates (γ). Both ({bf{A}}) and γ are square (Stimes S) matrices. Rows in ({bf{A}}) define how a given component (i) is affected by each component (j) in the system, including […] More
