Structural equation models (see more details at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_equation_modeling) is becoming a statistical procedure required by most ecological journals when dealing with a complex network of interacting variables having a potential influence on a focus variable (e.g. species diversity, plant cover, soil fertility).Unfortunately researchers must relie to other statistical frameworks than XLSTAT to make use of this powerful method. Why not to include it in XLSTAT-Ecology?
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Yes, you are right, but it is a pity not to find it included in XLSTAT-Ecology. Hope this will be done in a next version...
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Yes, you are right, but it is a pity not to find it in XLSTAT-Ecology. Hope this will happen in a near future.
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Bonjour Jean-François. Structural Equation Models exist in XLSTAT-Psy and XLSTAT-Marketing: https://www.xlstat.com/fr/solutions/fonctionnalites/approche-pls
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