Spatial Confounding Bias is a type of statistical estimation bias arising when unmeasured spatially structured confounders induce spurious associations between an exposure and outcome in regression models, leading to distorted inference due to the entanglement of spatially correlated covariates and the error term.
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Do spatial effects really matter in regression analysis
Luc Anselin · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1988 · 322 citations
Spatial occupancy models for large data sets
Devin S. Johnson, Paul B. Conn, Mevin B. Hooten et al. · Ecology · 2012 · 174 citations · Full text
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