1. Resource-selection analysis compares the distributions of animals relative to the distribution of habitat.
If the two don't agree, there is evidence of selection. A survey of 106 moose found that 24 were located in "In burn - interior,"
22 in "In burn - edge," 20 in "Out of burn - edge," and 40 in "Other" habitat types.
The corresponding proportion of the landscape as determined by a Geographic Information System (GIS) in these habitats was
0.340, 0.101, 0.104, and 0.455 respectively.
1. What is the null and alternative hypothesis?
2. Complete the chi-square GOF table
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Categories
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In burn-interior
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In burn-edge
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Out of burn
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other
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observation(expectation)
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1. Find the chi-square term for the "Other" category.
2. Find the chi-square statistic.
3. Find the p-value of the test.
4. Define the hypothesis.
5. Complete the chi-square GOF table
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Categories
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"other"
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"non-other"
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observation(expectation)
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1. Find the chi-square term for the "Other" category.
2. (This is unique procedure for directional test only) Check whether the sample proportion is consistent with Ha.
3. Find the chi-square statistic.
4. Find the p-value of the test.