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Variogram Roughness Method for Casting Surface Characterization

International Journal of Metals, 2020
D. Schimpf, F. Peters
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Fast variogram computation with FFT

Computers & Geosciences, 1996
Abstract Two programs are presented to compute direct- and cross-variograms, direct and cross-covariograms, and pseudo-cross-variograms. The programs are written in MATLAB and are based on the Fast Fourier Transform algorithm (FFT). The programs accept complete, or incomplete, regular grid data.
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Kriging and Variogram Models

2009
Geostatistics is a popular class of statistical methods for estimating, or predicting, the value of a continuous spatial process at unobserved locations given the value of the process at a set of known locations. Spatial prediction of this sort is typically performed using the method known as kriging, which provides estimates that are optimized over ...
Calder, Catherine, Cressie, Noel A
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Probabilistic estimation of cross-variogram based on Bayesian inference

, 2020
Jiabao Xu   +5 more
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Spatial Breakdown Point of Variogram Estimators

Mathematical Geology, 1998
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Variogram

2008
Shashi Shekhar, Hui Xiong
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Multivariate Nested Variogram

1995
The multivariate regionalization of a set of random functions can be represented with a spatial multivariate linear model. The associated multivariate nested variogram model is easily fitted to the multivariate data. Several coregionalization matrices describing the multivariate correlation structure at different scales of a phenomenon result from the ...
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Variogram

2021
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Three dimensional variogram modeling and Kriging

2020
In this research, semi-variograms of different directions, are used to form a three-dimensional variogram surface. A simple and practical surface generation technique, namely bilinear surface fitting method is used for this purpose. Co-variance between any of two sample points (drill holes) can be found on the surface easily. Angle and distance between
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