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grateful for feedback to help improve its documentation and functionality.
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gth in the
weights matrix - Cliff, A. D., Ord, J. K. 1981 Spatial processes, Pion, p.
20. There is a version of the same colours (BB) test for R
(www.r-project.org) in the contributed package "spdep", and SpaceStat
(www.spacestat.com) also does it.
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n someone direct me to a publication about similar work?
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justing the p-values because multiple
tests are being made on the same (overlapping) data. If you would describe
your research problem a little more, I can see whether the functionality
you need can be added to the function.
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et your
bound for a significant statistic is then a matter for your judgement,
although +1SD sounds permissive. Recall that Moran's I can also detect
non-stationarity, so is a general test for spatial mis-specification
(Fingleton, 1999, Journal of Regional Science).
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and separator ";". Beware of thousand separators in the numbers - turn
them off in Excel before saving the CSV file.
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at those needing one or other can try out possibly
appropriate functions. Yes, they should be the same or similar, and
usually are, also here, where the number of observations is small and
their relative values seem not to exhibit spatial dependence.
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related to GeoDa. Another source is a draft paper:
http://spatial.nhh.no/papers/bivand-portnov.pdf
describing how spatial weights can be constructed using the R package
spdep.
Roger Bivand
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is ArcMap - these are
the same boundaries as come with GeoDa in files COLUMBUS.shp and col2.shp.
I believe colleagues at Ohio State have some idea - I've done this once
before to attach GPS points with pictures to the data, and your measured
coordinates are correct. Contact me off-list if you
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> Does anybody know of any packages available for computing Thiessen
> polygons or Delaunay Triangulation in R?
Packages tripack and deldir on CRAN
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an interesting paper at the AAG last year by Michael Leitner:
Leitner M. and A. Curtis (2004) Cartographic Guidelines for Geographically
Masking the Location of Confidential Point Data. Cartographic
Perspectives, No. 49, Fall 2004 (in press).
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and could help,
at least with real cases needing analysis.
Roger
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> > I want to know how to conduct trend surface analysis in SAS.
> > I tried regression model and it seems it is not the right model.
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org/2001/papers/aldridge.pdf
http://www.isprs.org/istanbul2004/comm2/papers/133.pdf
A review paper would be nice, wouldn't it?
Roger
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> >Could someone direct me to good references on rough set model and
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way.
Roger
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> Thanks a lot.
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ns that suit your data.
Please consider moving this thread to the R-sig-geo list, I doubt whether
ai-geostat's readers are vitally concerned with such technical details.
Roger
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ould I use to calculate Ripley's K for irregular shaped plots.
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In the R environment, both the "splancs" and "spatstat" contributed
packages handle irregular shaped plots, splancs one plot, spatstat
multiple plots. See http://www.R-project.org/Rgeo for more details and
relation within groups).
> Any help appreciated, maybe also some references to relevant articles.
> Thank`s a lot
> Regards
> Tomas
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seriously.
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