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When spatial interpolation matters: Seeking an appropriate data transformation from the mobile network for population estimates

Martin Švéda, Pavol Hurbánek, Michala Sládeková Madajová, Konštantín Rosina, Filip Förstl, Petr Záboj, Ján Výbošťok   +6 more
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Brain functional network connectivity interpolation characterizes the neuropsychiatric continuum and heterogeneity. [PDF]

Imaging Neurosci (Camb)
Li X, Geenjaar E, Fu Z, Pearlson GD, Calhoun VD.   +4 more
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Geospatial variation and associated factors of unintended pregnancy among women of reproductive age in Ethiopia: Geographically Weighted Regression Analysis. [PDF]

PLoS One
Bedada TD, Beshah BY, Desalegn HK, Eticha BL, Desta TW, Birlie AA.   +5 more
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Hybrid U-net-INR network for high precision sparse electromagnetic map reconstruction. [PDF]

iScience
Wu W, Yu B, Dong H, Du D.
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New developments in spatial interpolation methods of Sea-Level Anomalies in the Mediterranean Sea

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Charles Troupin, Alexander Barth, Jean-Marie Beckers, Ananda Pascual   +3 more
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Temporal Interpolation of Spatially Dynamic Object

GeoInformatica, 2000
Summary: During the past decade there has been increasing research into the temporal component of geographic information systems (GIS). Most of the research has focused on the treatment of discrete changes in spatial objects, for example in cadastral parcels.
Wei Zhang, Gary J. Hunter
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Spatial Interpolation

2009
Spatial interpolation is a core component of data processing and analysis in geoinformatics. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the concept and techniques of spatial interpolation. It begins with an overview of the concept and brief history of spatial interpolation.
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Mechanisms of Interpolation in Human Spatial Vision.

American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1982
Recently, interest has revived in the classical problems of vernier and stereoscopic acuity. The precision with which observers can align two bars in a vernier task is as high as 2 sec arc, which is much finer than the grain of the retinal receptor mosaic, where the cones are separated by 20–30 sec arc even at their most densely packed.
M J, Morgan, R J, Watt
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