a binary presence-absence matrix in which rows are species and columns
are sites.
Value
Returns the variance of the C-score calculated across all possible
species pairs in the matrix.
Details
A large value of this variance implies that some species pairs
in the matrix are strongly segregated (large C-score) and other species pairs
are random or aggregated.
References
Stone, L. and A. Roberts. 1990. The checkerboard score and species
distributions. Oecologia 85: 74-79.
Stone, L. and A. Roberts. 1992. Competitive exclusion, or species aggregation?
An aid in deciding. Oecologia 91: 419-424.