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The Simpson's Index of Diversity is a measure of biodiversity that was developed by Edward H. Simpson
The Simpson's Index is calculated using the following formula: D = 1 - ∑(p_i)^2, where D is the
A Simpson's Index value of 1 indicates perfect diversity, in which every individual in the population belongs
Simpson's Index is used in various applications, including ecology, conservation biology, and aquatic sciences. It is
Critics of Simpson's Index argue that it has limitations, as it does not take into account the
The Simpson's Index is named after the British statistician Edward H. Simpson, who first proposed the method