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. 2011 Feb 10;6(2):e16716. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0016716

Table 1. Bootstrap Goodness goodness-of-fit summaries for population models.

Sex Model wAICc k P Inline graphic
N Inline graphic(t)p(.) 0.84561 19 0.55 0.992
N Inline graphic(t)p(t) 0.15439 39 0.44 1.031
Y Inline graphic(s*t)p(s*t) 0.38933 43 0.18 1.142
Y Inline graphic(t)p(.) 0.00046 16 0.34 1.040

Two different matrices were analysed; one with all individuals (1553 total) present and one with only individuals having sex determined (1360 total) (sex parameter: Y/N column). Models shown are the highest ranking models and include probability of survival (Inline graphic) and capture (p) with combinations of sex (s) and time (t). Shown are Akaike's information criterion corrected for small samples (AICc), quasi-AICc weights (wAICc), the number of estimable parameters (k), probability of a deviance less than or equal to the observed deviance from 100 bootstrap goodness-of-fit simulations of the model (P), and the estimated quasi-likelihood over- (or under-) dispersion factor (Inline graphic).