Another variation of ICS performs a spatial autocorrelation on images, which gives information about the concentration of particles.
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A more mathematical approach to quantifying sex-biased dispersal on the molecular level is the use of spatial autocorrelation.
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GeoDa has powerful capabilities to perform spatial analysis, multivariate exploratory data analysis, and global and local spatial autocorrelation.
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Values lower than 1 demonstrate increasing positive spatial autocorrelation, whilst values higher than 1 illustrate increasing negative spatial autocorrelation.
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Values lower than 1 demonstrate increasing positive spatial autocorrelation, whilst values higher than 1 illustrate increasing negative spatial autocorrelation.
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Most ecological data exhibit some degree of spatial autocorrelation, depending on the ecological scale ( spatial resolution ) of interest.
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The value of Geary's " C " lies between 0 and 2.1 means no spatial autocorrelation.
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The first law of geography is essentially the same as the concept of spatial dependence or spatial autocorrelation, which underlies the method of geostatistics.
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For the Bayesian estimation model, Hui et al . provide the following formula to describe the SPO and join-count statistics of spatial autocorrelation:
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Occupancy, as well as other measures of species distributions ( e . g . over-dispersion and spatial autocorrelation ), is scale-dependent.
