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. 2012 Nov 20;7(11):e50462. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0050462

Table 1. Mixed-effect candidate models for the effect of noise playback on mass-dependent FCM concentrations (natural log-transformed).

Modela,b K c ΔAICc d wi e
Treatmentf 5 0 0.66
Treatment + Location 6 2.4 0.20
Treatment + Location + Treatment:Location 7 4.7 0.06
Null- random effects only 4 5.5 0.04
Treatment + Season 6 6.5 0.03
Treatment + Season + Treatment:Season 7 10.0 <0.01
Treatment + NoiseType + Treatment:NoiseType 7 10.8 <0.01
Treatment + Location + NoiseType + Treatment:Location + Treatment:NoiseType 9 11.2 <0.01
Treatment + NoiseType + Season + Treatment:Season + Treatment:NoiseType 9 20.7 <0.01
Treatment + MaxSize + Treatment:MaxSize 7 25.3 <0.01
Treatment + NoiseType + Season + Treatment:NoiseType + Treatment:Season + Treatment:NoiseType:Season 11 27.3 <0.01
Treatment + SpeakerDistance + Treatment:SpeakerDistance 7 27.5 <0.01
Treatment + NoiseType + MaxSize + Treatment:NoiseType + Treatment:MaxSize 10 35.4 <0.01
Treatment + NoiseType + SpeakerDistance + Treatment:NoiseType + Treatment:SpeakerDistance 9 38.2 <0.01
Treatment + NoiseType + MaxSize + Treatment:NoiseType + Treatment:MaxSize + Treatment:NoiseType:MaxSize 12 45.1 <0.01
Treatment + NoiseType + SpeakerDistance + Treatment:NoiseType + Treatment:SpeakerDistance + Treatment:NoiseType:SpeakerDistance 11 60.4 <0.01
a

Abbreviations of predictor variables in methods.

b

All models contain lek pairing and year as a random effect.

c

Number of parameters in the model.

d

Difference in AICc (Akaike's Information criteria for small sample size) values from the top ranking model.

e

Akaike weight (Probability that the model is the best fit model giving the data and model candidate set).

f

Model with substantial support (ΔAICc <2).