Dear Chaosheng,
> Thanks. I think the sampling density is good enough to reveal the spatial
> structure, and the extreme samples are located within the "hot spots". The
> problem is that the few values are still extremely high within the "hot
> spots". This may be what the "nugget effect" means.
Hi,
> I have the 3.1 version of GS+ and everything is going ok, but when I
>ask for the program to make the color maps i get these
> crazy
>squares and nothing related to what I want. Also the
> example data that
>comes with the program also gives these crazy
Dear all,
it's the first time I write to this interisting mailing list,
My question is: what does it mean if the sill of the variogram is higher (a
little higher, 10%) of the variance of data?
Have I to fit my model as far as the distance at which the model reach the
variance of data, or there is
