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      <title>Analyzing the antTrait data with BORAL</title>
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      <description>body { text-align: justify}  In this post we will, analyze the antTraits data with generalized linear latent variable models fit with the BORAL R package (Hui 2016). Elsewhere on the blog you can find an analysis of the same data using mvabund, gllvm and CAO/CQO.
First of, we will setup the analysis by loading the required libraries. If you haven’t already done so, you will need to install the pacman R package before running this code.</description>
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