Core R Team's scientific contributions
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... The first phase of the experiment allowed the calibration of the system and the adaptation of the ewe lambs. The importance of the adaptation phase and the data cleaning steps has been previously reported by several authors (Alawneh et al., 2011;Brown et al., 2014a and2014b;Dickinson et al., 2013;González-García et al., 2018a;2021). Filtering of outliers has been carried out using individual variations. ...
... Data were entered into a Microsoft Excel 2016 spreadsheet and analyzed using the statistical software R version 3.6.1. The analysis of latent classes, as well as the presentation of accuracy measures such as sensitivity and specificity (15) , were carried out with the aid of the "poLCA" and "randomLCA" (18) packages. The RF that showed a significant association with the presence of thirst in the preoperative period were high ambient temperature and dry mouth. ...
