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Table 3 R2 (above) and p value (below) for the linear regression of each of CWL3/CWL1, CWL9/CWL1, and CWL27/CWL1 against h, dist_type, #_of_classes, min_value, max_value, and straight-line source-to-sink distance

From: On the effects of spatial resolution on effective distance measurement in digital landscapes

Barrier

Accuracy indicator

h

Symmetric dist_type

Left-skewed dist_type

Right-skewed dist_type

#_of_

classes

min_

value

max_

value

Straight-line source-to-sink distance

No barriers

CWL3/CWL1

0.10775

< 0.001

0.00080

0.370

0.00140

0.237

0.00331

0.069

0.00570

0.017

0.12189

< 0.001

0.00336

0.067

0.00003

0.856

CWL9/CWL1

0.11505

< 0.001

0.00017

0.682

0.00555

0.018

0.00674

0.009

0.00252

0.112

0.12693

< 0.001

0.00568

0.017

0.00003

0.852

CWL27/CWL1

0.11166

< 0.001

0.00007

0.796

0.00605

0.014

0.00789

0.005

0.00358

0.059

0.13283

< 0.001

0.00436

0.037

0.00023

0.630

One barrier

CWL3/CWL1

0.11606

< 0.001

0.00060

0.439

0.00248

0.116

0.00368

0.055

0.00435

0.037

0.12608

< 0.001

0.00525

0.022

0.00003

0.869

CWL9/CWL1

0.06294

< 0.001

0.00000

0.979

0.00722

0.007

0.01163

0.001

0.00000

0.950

0.03914

< 0.001

0.00427

0.039

0.00025

0.616

CWL27/CWL1

0.05866

< 0.001

0.00000

0.989

0.01082

0.001

0.01819

< 0.001

0.00192

0.167

0.05427

< 0.001

0.00272

0.099

0.00006

0.807

Two barriers

CWL3/CWL1

0.09164

< 0.001

0.00019

0.663

0.00092

0.337

0.00094

0.334

0.00073

0.392

0.10157

< 0.001

0.00480

0.028

0.00000

0.990

CWL9/CWL1

0.05893

< 0.001

0.00007

0.791

0.00079

0.375

0.00055

0.457

0.00035

0.553

0.01136

0.001

0.00230

0.130

0.00202

0.156

CWL27/CWL1

0.04015

< 0.001

0.00000

0.991

0.00202

0.156

0.00311

0.078

0.00100

0.318

0.01877

< 0.001

0.00125

0.264

0.00054

0.462

  1. Note that dist_type was represented by three dummy variables (symmetric, left skewed, and right skewed, each of which was used as a regressor. Note also that max_value was dependent on #_of_classes and min_value, although not completely determined by them