THE BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM IN SPATIAL STATISTICAL ANALYSIS*
Journal of Regional SciencePublished 1 August 1983
Daniel A. Griffith
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Six conventional solutions to the boundary value problem are criticized, and three alternate statistical solutions are proposed.
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"The primary objective of this paper is to investigate procedures for detecting and handling existing border biasing in spatial statistical analysis." Six conventional solutions to the boundary value problem are criticized, and three alternate statistical solutions are proposed.
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