CCM

Mrs. Young | July 17, 2025

This method also belongs to Alternative paradigms.

Table of Contents

  1. Description & principle
  2. Reference articles
  3. Packages
  4. Assessment table

Description & principle

A clear, technical yet accessible explanation of the method, its core principle(s).

Major variants

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If the method has variants that seem important, either already widespread or promising and well documented.

Further online resources

References to useful online resources to get started, e.g. explanation blogs

Reference articles

Method

  • One or a few key academic references that introduce or formalize the method.

Research applications

With RS data in Ecology / Biodiversity

  • A

Without RS data (Ecology domain)

optional

  • B

Packages

Python

R

Code Cells

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Assessment table

CategoryCriteriaAssessment
OutcomeObjectiveCausal relationship(s)
 EstimandOriented link
 Validity 
Data compatibilityTypeTime-series (one sample), Panel data (many samples)
 Required TS length≥ 10
 Handles few samplesNo
 Handles huge datasets (n)Don't know, No
 Handles missing dataNo: requires prelim. correction
 RS-data provenDon't know
AssumptionsFunctional formAssumption-free
 No unobserved confoundersInapplicable, Recommended
 No interferenceInapplicable
 Well-defined treatmentsInapplicable
 Common support (positivity)Don't know
 Causal Markov ConditionDon't know, Inapplicable
 FaithfulnessDon't know, Inapplicable
 IDDDon't know
 Model specific assumptionDon't know, Stationarity
Model propertiesRequires explicit processesInapplicable, Don't know
 Exposure typeInapplicable, Continuous / Time-varying
 Number of variablesInapplicable
 Handles lag effectsYes
 Propagates uncertaintyDon't know
 Parametric natureNon-parametric
PackagesLanguageR, Python, Don't know
 UsageTechnical but well documented

References