armadillo data.csv

These data are used in the article "Automatic selection of the number of clusters using Bayesian clustering and sparsity-inducing priors", published in Ecological Applications.<br>These data contain the following columns:id: this corresponds to the identification code of each animalregion: this corresponds to the study region (N=north, S=south)date: this variable contains the date and time of the GPS fixSL1: contains the discretized speeds TA1: contains the discretized turning anglesSex: contains the sex of the animal (F=female, M=Male)<br>The discretized speeds are:1=0.0 to 0.1 m/s2=0.1 to 0.2 m/s3=0.2 to 0.3 m/s4=0.3 to 0.4 m/s5=0.4 to 0.5 m/s6=0.5 to 0.6 m/s7= &gt;0.6 m/s<br><br>The discretized turning angles are:1=-(10/10)pi to -(8/10)*pi2= -(8/10)*pi to -(6/10)*pi<br>3= -(6/10)*pi to -(4/10)*pi<br>4= -(4/10)*pi to -(2/10)*pi<br>5= -(2/10)*pi to (0/10)*pi<br>6= (0/10)*pi to (2/10)*pi<br>7= (2/10)*pi to (4/10)*pi<br>8= (4/10)*pi to (6/10)*pi<br>9= (6/10)*pi to (8/10)*pi<br>10=(8/10)*pi to (10/10)*pi