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Variogram calculations for random fields on regular lattices using quadrature methods
We discuss a numerical algorithm for calculating a large class of analytically intractable theoretical variogram functions that arise in studies of random fields on regular lattices. Examples of these random fields include conditional and intrinsic autoregressions, fractional Laplacian differenced random fields, and regular block averages of continuum random fields. Typically, the variogram functions for these random fields appear in the form of multi‐dimensional integrals, often with singularities at the origin, and the algorithm laid out to evaluate these integrals invoke certain quadrature rules and regression formulas based on the asymptotic expansions of these integrals. This is so that singularities at the origin can be accounted for in a straightforward manner. This numerical algorithm opens new avenues to advancing geostatistical data analysis, solving kriging and estimation problems and exploring properties for various lattice‐based random fields. The usefulness of this numerical method is illustrated by fitting certain theoretical variogram functions to ocean color and the Walker Lake data. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Variogram calculations for random fields on regular lattices using quadrature methods
We discuss a numerical algorithm for calculating a large class of analytically intractable theoretical variogram functions that arise in studies of random fields on regular lattices. Examples of these random fields include conditional and intrinsic autoregressions, fractional Laplacian differenced random fields, and regular block averages of continuum random fields. Typically, the variogram functions for these random fields appear in the form of multi‐dimensional integrals, often with singularities at the origin, and the algorithm laid out to evaluate these integrals invoke certain quadrature rules and regression formulas based on the asymptotic expansions of these integrals. This is so that singularities at the origin can be accounted for in a straightforward manner. This numerical algorithm opens new avenues to advancing geostatistical data analysis, solving kriging and estimation problems and exploring properties for various lattice‐based random fields. The usefulness of this numerical method is illustrated by fitting certain theoretical variogram functions to ocean color and the Walker Lake data. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Variogram calculations for random fields on regular lattices using quadrature methods
Dutta, Somak (author) / Mondal, Debashis (author)
Environmetrics ; 27 ; 380-395
2016-11-01
16 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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