Use this file only in conjunction with installed XLisp-Stat software used in the original analysis. Alternatively, download the complete comma-delimited dataset and import into another statistical package.
The current state of the analysis can be accomplished either by typing the following sequence of commands into XLisp-Stat, or by downloading the Kalaeloa object to a suitably configured browser.
A user's manual gives some guidance on using the software.
Bold lines are typed by the user. Red font indicates a comment. Other lines indicate output from the diversity.lsp software.
The path should point to the directory in which you've placed the landsnail data, *.dat and *.xax. > (set-working-directory "/home/tdye/html/IA/data/") T The path should point to the directory in which you've placed the diversity.lsp software. Often this line will work unchanged. > (load "Diversity/diversity.lsp") ; loading /usr/lib/xlispstat/Diversity/diversity.lsp ; loading /usr/lib/xlispstat/Diversity/data-objects.lsp ; loading /usr/lib/xlispstat/Diversity/onlisp-utility-functions.lsp ; loading /usr/lib/xlispstat/Diversity/div-utils.lsp ; loading /usr/lib/xlispstat/Diversity/utility.lsp T > (def d (load-dataset "kalaeloa-all.dat" :name "Kalaeloa")) D > (send d :plot-counts-by-variable) #<Object: 83a12e0, prototype = SCATTERPLOT-PROTO>
Variable names can be displayed by clicking on the plotted symbols.
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Last updated: Tue May 29 2001