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Table 1 The results of our cluster category identification using the Ward method [50]

From: Categorizing the geometry of animal diel movement patterns with examples from high-resolution barn owl tracking

Cluster ID

DARs

  

(color)

\(n \ (\%)\)

  

1 (yellow)

1680 (27%)

  

2 (dark yellow)

1719 (28%)

  

3 (light blue)

972 (16%)

  

4 (orange)

514 (8%)

  

5 (light red)

627 (10%)

  

6 (dark red)

531 (8%)

  

7 (blue)

187 (3%)

  

Components

PC1

PC2

PC3

Variation explained

86.5%

8.4%

4.3%

Factors

net displacement

0.28

0.95

− 0.10

max. displacement

0.57

− 0.13

0.44

max. diameter

0.58

− 0.13

0.33

max. width

0.50

− 0.24

− 0.83

Interpretation

Extent

Openness

Elongation

  1. In the table on the left, we list the identification numbers, cluster sizes and associated colors (to help identify clusters in figures) of the 7 identified DAR clusters. We use a yellow to red color scheme for closed DARs, and blue for partially open and wide open DARs, as described in Table 2 and depicted in Fig. 3. In the table on the right we list the four variable weightings that define the directions of our first three principal components of the PCA analysis