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project-review-jpreg-index.Rmd #1

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jpreg commented Nov 19, 2019

I think that this project is very well done. The main suggestion I would make it to discuss more than just one single drought (or wet) event shown in the data.

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## Introduction
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Is it standard to only build mean-value chronologies in dendrochronology ? I was wondering if you could compare it to median-value chronology?

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### Mean Value Chronology
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I would add a line explaining further what Tukey's biweight robust mean means

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### Growth Releases
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Is there a way to include the drought index and the dendro dates on the same graphic? This would help in showing the correlation visually.

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