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"planemo upload for repository https://github.com/ColineRoyaux/PAMPA-Galaxy commit 65ab5b6fe84871db0fe18244d805cea19a44e830"
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date Sat, 26 Jun 2021 07:19:51 +0000
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52 </when> 52 </when>
53 </xml> 53 </xml>
54 <xml name="pampa_input_GLM"> 54 <xml name="pampa_input_GLM">
55 <param name="input_metric" type="data" format="tabular" label="Input metrics file" help="Metrics data file, with location, year, and metrics informations that can be used as interest variable."/> 55 <param name="input_metric" type="data" format="tabular" label="Input metrics file" help="Metrics data file, with location, year, and metrics informations that can be used as interest variable."/>
56 <param name="input_unitobs" type="data" format="tabular" label="Unitobs informations file" help="Unitobs file, with all informations available about unitobs."/> 56 <param name="input_unitobs" type="data" format="tabular" label="Unitobs informations file" help="Unitobs file, with all informations available about unitobs."/>
57 <param name="varint" type="data_column" data_ref="input_metric" use_header_names="true" label="Interest variable from metrics file" help= "Choose the field of the interest variable."/> 57 <param name="varint" type="data_column" data_ref="input_metric" numerical="true" use_header_names="true" label="Response variable from metrics file" help= "Choose the field of the response variable."/>
58 </xml> 58 </xml>
59 <xml name="pampa_var_GLM"> 59 <xml name="pampa_var_GLM">
60 <param name="varrep" type="select" label="Response variables" help= "Choose the response variables you want to include in your analysis." multiple="true"> 60 <param name="varrep" type="select" label="Explanatory variables" help= "Choose the explanatory variables you want to include in your analysis." multiple="true">
61 <option selected="true" value="year">Year</option> 61 <option selected="true" value="year">Year</option>
62 <option selected="true" value="site">Site</option> 62 <option selected="true" value="site">Site</option>
63 <option selected="true" value="habitat">Habitat</option> 63 <option selected="true" value="habitat">Habitat</option>
64 </param> 64 </param>
65 <param name="varrand" type="select" label="Random effect ?" help="Allocate a random effect on site or year makes your model more reliable as random events on a peculiar site or year can affect populations, it takes account of pseudoreplication. However, avoid applying it on a less than 10 levels variable (less than 10 different sites and/or year)." multiple="true"> 65 <param name="varrand" type="select" label="Random effect ?" help="Allocate a random effect on site or year makes your model more reliable as random events on a peculiar site or year can affect populations, it takes account of pseudoreplication. However, avoid applying it on a less than 10 levels variable (less than 10 different sites and/or year)." multiple="true">