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    RStudio cmdscale
    Cmdscale, supplied by RStudio, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Local and regional environmental factors drive the spatial distribution of phototrophic biofilm assemblages in Mediterranean streams
    Article Snippet: This was performed using the ‘‘capscale’’ function of the ‘‘vegan’’ package in Rstudio (Oksanen et al., 2013).

    Article Title: Saline lakes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau harbor unique viral assemblages mediating microbial environmental adaption
    Article Snippet: PCoA based on Bray-Curtis dissimilarity matrices was conducted using cmdscale (k = 3, eig=T) in Rstudio.

    Article Title: Pervasive hybridization with local wild relatives in Western European grapevine varieties
    Article Snippet: MDS of the matrix of mean FST values was carried out using the cmdscale() function from RStudio v1.0.143 (http://www.rstudio.com/), setting the eigen values as true (eig=TRUE) and maximum dimension as two (K=2).

    Article Title: Dominance of Escherichia coli sequence types ST73, ST95, ST127 and ST131 in Australian urine isolates: a genomic analysis of antimicrobial resistance and virulence linked to F plasmids.
    Article Snippet: To visualize the clustering of the isolates based on their virulence or resistance gene profile, gene presence/absence matrices were used in conjunction with classical (metric) multidimensional scaling (MDS) performed in R Studio using cmdscale and visualized using ggplot2 v3.3.0 ( ggplot2. tidyverse. org/).

    Article Title: Tectona grandis: Narrow Genetic Base? A New Perspective on the Genetic Variability of Teak
    Article Snippet: Subsequently, PCA was performed using the cmdscale, cbind, and round functions of RStudio.

    Article Title: Under the karst: detecting hidden subterranean assemblages using eDNA metabarcoding in the caves of Christmas Island, Australia
    Article Snippet: Site variation was visualised by PCO using the stats function ‘cmdscale’ in R Studio; significant predictor variables corresponding to the DistLM analyses were overlaid using the vegan ‘ordisurf’ function .

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    Article Title: Transcriptional Potential Determines the Adaptability of Escherichia coli Strains with Different Fitness Backgrounds
    Article Snippet: .. The classical MDS was generated by the cmdscale function in RStudio. ..

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    Article Title: Lactate production from lactose-rich wastewater: A comparative study on reactor configurations to maximize conversion rates and efficiencies.
    Article Snippet: .. A distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) was carried out using the Bray–Curtis dissimilarity with the capscale function from the vegan package with a square root transformation and Wisconsin M. Temovska et al. Water Research 278 (2025) 123365 M. Temovska et al. Water Research 278 (2025) 123365 double-standardization (Oksanen et al., 2016) in RStudio v2022.12.0.353 (RStudio Team, 2022). ..



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    Analysis of background functional connectivity reveals changes over the time course of epileptogenesis. A , E , I , Individual connectivity matrices represented as dots in the first two principal dimensions of the <t>multidimensional</t> <t>scaling</t> of Frobenius distances between the individual connectivity matrices. Each dot represents a single matrix (green, Day 0; yellow, Day 7; red, Day 28; gray, Sham control; empty symbols: circle, diamond, and square represent the median of the connectivity matrices). The first three principal multidimensional scaling dimensions represent ∼70% of the relations encoded in the raw Frobenius distances ( R 2 ABS =0.66, R 2 MAX =0.72, R 2 MIN =0.7; R is Pearson’s correlation coefficient between the Frobenius distances in the matrix space and the Euclidian distances in the reconstructed space); for clarity only the first two coordinates are plotted. B – D , F – H , J – L , Median functional connectivity matrices (indicated with empty symbols in A , E , I ) resulting from the three different measures at different days with color-coded connection weights (Day 0 over 11 matrices, Day 7 over 6 matrices, Day 28 over 8 matrices; different numbers of matrices for individual days because of quality of recordings; see Materials and Methods).
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    Analysis of background functional connectivity reveals changes over the time course of epileptogenesis. A , E , I , Individual connectivity matrices represented as dots in the first two principal dimensions of the multidimensional scaling of Frobenius distances between the individual connectivity matrices. Each dot represents a single matrix (green, Day 0; yellow, Day 7; red, Day 28; gray, Sham control; empty symbols: circle, diamond, and square represent the median of the connectivity matrices). The first three principal multidimensional scaling dimensions represent ∼70% of the relations encoded in the raw Frobenius distances ( R 2 ABS =0.66, R 2 MAX =0.72, R 2 MIN =0.7; R is Pearson’s correlation coefficient between the Frobenius distances in the matrix space and the Euclidian distances in the reconstructed space); for clarity only the first two coordinates are plotted. B – D , F – H , J – L , Median functional connectivity matrices (indicated with empty symbols in A , E , I ) resulting from the three different measures at different days with color-coded connection weights (Day 0 over 11 matrices, Day 7 over 6 matrices, Day 28 over 8 matrices; different numbers of matrices for individual days because of quality of recordings; see Materials and Methods).

    Journal: eNeuro

    Article Title: Background EEG Connectivity Captures the Time-Course of Epileptogenesis in a Mouse Model of Epilepsy

    doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0059-19.2019

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Analysis of background functional connectivity reveals changes over the time course of epileptogenesis. A , E , I , Individual connectivity matrices represented as dots in the first two principal dimensions of the multidimensional scaling of Frobenius distances between the individual connectivity matrices. Each dot represents a single matrix (green, Day 0; yellow, Day 7; red, Day 28; gray, Sham control; empty symbols: circle, diamond, and square represent the median of the connectivity matrices). The first three principal multidimensional scaling dimensions represent ∼70% of the relations encoded in the raw Frobenius distances ( R 2 ABS =0.66, R 2 MAX =0.72, R 2 MIN =0.7; R is Pearson’s correlation coefficient between the Frobenius distances in the matrix space and the Euclidian distances in the reconstructed space); for clarity only the first two coordinates are plotted. B – D , F – H , J – L , Median functional connectivity matrices (indicated with empty symbols in A , E , I ) resulting from the three different measures at different days with color-coded connection weights (Day 0 over 11 matrices, Day 7 over 6 matrices, Day 28 over 8 matrices; different numbers of matrices for individual days because of quality of recordings; see Materials and Methods).

    Article Snippet: Next, we used classical multidimensional scaling (MDS) to visualize relations captured by the similarity matrix , using MATLAB (Release 2018b, MathWorks) function cmdscale.

    Techniques: Functional Assay, Control