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. 2015 Jan 13;12:2. doi: 10.1186/s12983-014-0094-5

Table 3.

DFA results for calf calls

Call variable Oral calls Nasal calls Oral + Nasal calls
Wilks’ lambda Variable effect Wilks’ lambda Variable effect Wilks’ lambda Variable effect
durat 0.632018 F = 4.440 0.668077 F = 3.323 0.674678 F = 7.715
dur-to-max 0.839782 F = 1.455 0.776154 F = 1.929 0.886460 F = 2.049
f0beg 0.498984 F = 7.656 0.447194 F = 8.267 0.545710 F = 13.320
f0end 0.830615 F = 1.555 0.858480 F = 1.102 0.904361 F = 1.692
f0max 0.783864 F = 2.102 0.772026 F = 1.975 0.814221 F = 3.651
f0mean 0.779072 F = 2.162 0.820857 F = 1.459 0.816577 F = 3.594
∆f0 0.934081 F = 0.538 0.854374 F = 1.140 0.953091 F = 0.787
q25 0.832533 F = 1.534 0.784757 F = 1.834 0.890603 F = 1.965
q50 0.886230 F = 0.979 0.837572 F = 1.297 0.929386 F = 1.216
q75 0.754355 F = 2.483 0.668245 F = 3.320 0.811584 F = 3.715
power-f0 0.643181 F = 4.230 0.764927 F = 2.055 0.854513 F = 2.724

The Wilks’ Lambda values and variable effects are presented for each acoustic variable included in the three independent DFAs for call assignment to individual in calves on the basis of oral calls, nasal calls, and the pooled sample of oral and nasal calls. The smaller the Wilks’ Lambda value, the greater the contribution of the given call variable to the overall discrimination. For each DFA, the three variables that contributed the most to discrimination are highlighted in bold. Designations as in Table 1.