Partitioning selection and complementarity in biodiversity experiments¶
Loreau, M., & Hector, A. (2001). Partitioning selection and complementarity in biodiversity experiments. Nature, 412(6842), 72-76.
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- Synergy and Antagonism
- Failure mode: high-dimensional datasets (genomics, neuroimaging, multivariate systems) generate interaction terms that are statistically significant but mechanistically inscrutable — paralleling the partitioning problem Loreau and Hector (2001) addressed for biodiversity-ecosystem function, where complementarity and selection effects must be separated despite the combinatorial explosion of species combinations.
This sourceMethod for separating the selection effect (dominance of high-yielding species) from the complementarity effect (true synergistic interactions among species) in biodiversity-ecosystem function experiments; standard tool for interpreting high-dimensional interaction data without conflating mechanism categories.
- Failure mode: high-dimensional datasets (genomics, neuroimaging, multivariate systems) generate interaction terms that are statistically significant but mechanistically inscrutable — paralleling the partitioning problem Loreau and Hector (2001) addressed for biodiversity-ecosystem function, where complementarity and selection effects must be separated despite the combinatorial explosion of species combinations.
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