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Title: Spatial Statistics IV


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Spatial Statistics IV
  • Stat 518 Sp08

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Estimation of variograms
  • Recall
  • Method of moments square of all pairwise
    differences, smoothed over lag bins
  • Problems Not necessarily a valid variogram
  • Not very robust

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A robust empirical variogram estimator
  • (Z(x)-Z(y))2 is chi-squared for Gaussian data
  • Fourth root is variance stabilizing
  • Cressie and Hawkins

4
Least squares
  • Minimize
  • Alternatives
  • fourth root transformation
  • weighting by 1/?2
  • generalized least squares

5
Maximum likelihood
  • ZNn(?,?) ? ??(si-sj?) ? V(?)
  • Maximize
  • and q maximizes the profile likelihood

6
Parana data
ls
ml
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A peculiar ml fit
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Some more fits
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All together now...
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Geometric anisotropy
  • If we have an isotropic covariance
    (circular isocorrelation curves).
  • If for a linear transformation A, we have
    geometric anisotropy (elliptical isocorrelation
    curves).
  • General nonstationary correlation structures are
    typically locally geometrically anisotropic.

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The deformation idea
  • In the geometric anisotropic case, write
  • where f(x) Ax. This suggests using a general
    nonlinear transformation . Usually d2 or 3.
  • G-plane D-space
  • We do not want f to fold.
  • Do a Bayesian implementation using thin plate
    splines

12
California ozone
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Posterior samples
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