284 - Demonstrate how spatially lagged, trend surface, or dummy spatial variables can be used to create the spatial component variables missing in a standard regression analysis
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Demonstrate how spatially lagged, trend surface, or dummy spatial variables can be used to create the spatial component variables missing in a standard regression analysis
Spatial econometrics uses spatial stochastic models to determine autocorrelation between interacting agents. The techniques involved are regression, the use of a spatial weights matrix, least squares, etc.