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Geary’s c for Multivariate Spatial Data
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Yamada, Hiroshi
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Apexes
/ Decomposition
/ Fourier transforms
/ Geary’s c
/ Geospatial data
/ graph Fourier transform
/ graph Laplacian
/ graph learning
/ Multivariate analysis
/ spatial autocorrelation
/ Spatial data
2024
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Geary’s c for Multivariate Spatial Data
by
Yamada, Hiroshi
in
Apexes
/ Decomposition
/ Fourier transforms
/ Geary’s c
/ Geospatial data
/ graph Fourier transform
/ graph Laplacian
/ graph learning
/ Multivariate analysis
/ spatial autocorrelation
/ Spatial data
2024
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Geary’s c for Multivariate Spatial Data
2024
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Overview
Geary’s c is a prominent measure of spatial autocorrelation in univariate spatial data. It uses a weighted sum of squared differences. This paper develops Geary’s c for multivariate spatial data. It can describe the similarity/discrepancy between vectors of observations at different vertices/spatial units by a weighted sum of the squared Euclidean norm of the vector differences. It is thus a natural extension of the univariate Geary’s c. This paper also develops a local version of it. We then establish their properties.
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MDPI AG
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