Kate L. Wootton

Nov 25, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Laura E. Dee |Kate L. Wootton |François Massol |Aaron Clauset

AbstractNetworks are a powerful way to represent the complexity of complex ecological systems. However, most ecological networks are incompletely observed, e.g., food webs typically contain only partial lists of species interactions. Computational methods for inferring such missing links from observed networks can facilitate field work and investigations of the ecological processes that shape food webs.