on 14/03/01 3:36, Sara Kustron at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I've read that Variowin uses "non-ergotic"
> covariance.  Exactly what is this and how does it differ from regular
> old covariance?  I just want to make sure I understand the
> assumptions of using non-ergotic covariance to estimate model
> parameters. 

Non-ergodic covariances account for possibly changing means
across the region. Means used are different at h- and h+,
so the covariance formula is slightly different. Refer
Isaak/Srivastava's book Applied Geostatistics for the definition.
It's decidedly more "robust" to non-stationarity.

Syed


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