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Spectral Corrected Semivariogram Models

Mathematical Geology, 2006
Fitting semivariograms with analytical models can be tedious and restrictive. There are many smooth functions that could be used for the semivariogram; however, arbitrary interpolation of the semivariogram will almost certainly create an invalid function.
Michael J. Pyrcz, Clayton V. Deutsch
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Thermal Evaluation to Identify Nodules Using Semivariogram Curves

2021 43rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBC), 2021
Thermography can contribute to the early diagnosis of tumors by identifying nodules that need to be analyzed. The objective of this paper was to verify possible semivariogram curves to identify the possible spatial behavior centered in the region with the nodule and capture the thermal behavioral information surroundings of this point.
Camila Gabriela Grassmann   +3 more
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Hybrid Estimation of Semivariogram Parameters

Mathematical Geology, 2007
Two widely used methods of semivariogram estimation are weighted least squares estimation and 4 maximum likelihood estimation. The former have certain computational advantages, whereas the 5 latter are more statistically efficient. We introduce and study a "hybrid" semivariogram estimation 6 procedure that combines weighted least squares estimation of ...
Hao Zhang, Dale L. Zimmerman
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Stochastic simulation of semivariograms

Journal of the International Association for Mathematical Geology, 1982
The semivariogram obtained from simulated space series formed by an autoregressive (AR) process gives a ready explanation for most of the common types. Linear semivariograms arise from a random walk (Brownian motion) process while the transitive and exponential types are generated by an AR process of first order. The continuous (“Gaussian”) type arises
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A new class of semiparametric semivariogram and nugget estimators

Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2012
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Patrick S. Carmack   +5 more
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The semivariogram in remote sensing: An introduction

Remote Sensing of Environment, 1988
Abstract The Earth's surface and remotely sensed imagery contain spatial information that, if quantified, could be used to optimize many sampling procedures in remote sensing. Until recently a suitable and simple technique for the spatial characterisation of surfaces was not readily available.
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Using Semivariogram Parameter Uncertainty in Hydrogeological Applications

Groundwater, 2009
Abstract Geostatistical estimation (kriging) and geostatistical simulation are routinely used in ground water hydrology for optimal spatial interpolation and Monte Carlo risk assessment, respectively. Both techniques are based on a model of spatial variability (semivariogram or covariance) that generally is not known but must be ...
Eulogio, Pardo-Igúzquiza   +3 more
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Utility of semivariogram for spatial variation of soil nutrients and the robust analysis of semivariogram.

Journal of environmental sciences (China), 2002
The spatial variation of soil nutrients in topsoil (0-20 cm) was analyzed using semivariogram in the Zunhua County of Hebei Province, China. The effect on semivariogram with randomly deleted data and kriged estimates using various reduced sample sizes was also analyzed.
X D, Guo, B J, Fu, K M, Ma, L D, Chen
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Asymptotic normality of the Nadaraya–Watson semivariogram estimators

TEST, 2007
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A Composite Likelihood Approach to Semivariogram Estimation

Journal of Agricultural, Biological, and Environmental Statistics, 1999
This article proposes the use of estimating functions based on composite likelihood for the estimation of isotropic as well as geometrically anisotropic semivariogram parameters. The composite likelihood approach is objective, eliminating the specification of distance lags and lag tolerances associated with the commonly used moment estimator ...
Frank C. Curriero, Subhash Lele
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