ue of a
"block kriging" (perhaps on the centroid?) be regarded as the estimated
mean value of a study area?
Cheers,
Chaosheng
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Isobel Clark
To: Chaosheng Zhang
Cc: ai-geostats@jrc.it
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 7:19
Chaosheng If you are only describing your samples, such concepts as random and independent are irrelevant. They apply to the use of your sample statistics to estimate population parameters. If all you want to do is describe your samples, you can calculate any statistics you like. However, y
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I'm looking for answers to effects of spatial autocorrelation on
conventional descriptive statistics. More specifically, any comments on the
following statements?
1. "Spatially correlated data provide redundant information for the
calculation
