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. 2010 Aug 11;5(8):e12042. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0012042

Table 1. Logistic regression model for probability of detecting at least one orang-utan on an expedition.

Estimate Std. Error z value Pr(>|z|)
Intercept Model 1a 18.41009 16.85967 1.092 0.27485
Intercept Model 1b 26.636752 17.933663 1.485 0.13747
Year Model 1a −0.01174 0.00852 −1.378 0.16820
Year Model 1b −0.015438 0.009071 −1.702 0.08879
Person Model 1a 0.02789 0.06676 0.418 0.67605
Person Model 1b −0.164621 0.125249 −1.314 0.18873
log(Days) Model 1a 1.92088 0.63607 3.020 0.00253 **
log(Days) Model 1b 1.965192 0.639650 3.072 0.00212 **

Model 1a includes the 33 person expedition. Model 1b excludes 33 person expedition. Year = year in which expedition was conducted. Person = number of people on an expedition. Log(Days) = natural logarithm of duration of expedition in days. Significance code: ‘**’: p<0.01.