Lecture

Spatial Dependence and Autocorrelation

Description

This lecture explains spatial dependence, highlighting how nearby objects are more likely to interact than distant ones, and how environmental characteristics can influence certain attributes, making geographic space non-neutral. It also discusses the paradox of statistical tools requiring neutral space, and introduces the concept of spatial autocorrelation and its significance determination.

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