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The statistical analysis of the structure of bipartite ecological networkshas increased in importance in recent years. Yet, both algorithms and softwarepackages for the analysis of network structure focus on properties ofunipartite networks. In response, we describe BiMAT, an object-oriented MATLABpackage for the study of the structure of bipartite ecological networks. BiMATcan analyze the structure of networks, including features such as modularityand nestedness, using a selection of widely-adopted algorithms. BiMAT alsoincludes a variety of null models for evaluating the statistical significanceof network properties. BiMAT is capable of performing multi-scale analysis ofstructure - a potential (and under-examined) feature of many biologicalnetworks. Finally, BiMAT relies on the graphics capabilities of MATLAB toenable the visualization of the statistical structure of bipartite networks ineither matrix or graph layout representations. BiMAT is available as anopen-source package at http://ecotheory.biology.gatech.edu/cflores.

BiMAT: a MATLAB(R) package to facilitate the analysis and visualization of bipartite networks