Point Pattern Autocorrelation is a spatial statistical method that quantifies the degree to which the arrangement of point locations in space exhibits non-random clustering or dispersion patterns based on the spatial dependence among nearest neighbors.
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Statistical Analysis of Spatial Point Patterns
Jürgen Symanzik · Technometrics · 2005 · 564 citations
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