The study for finding a hotspot, such as disease clustering or hazard map is one of important issue. A spatial scan statistics based on the likelihood ratio associated with the number of events inside and outside a circular scanning window has been widely used as a hotspot detection method. However, it is noted that a non-circular shaped hotspot, such as the shape made by a river or a road cannot be detected. We have proposed a technique using an echelon analysis as a non-circular shaped hotspot detection. The echelon analysis is a useful technique for systematically and objectively investigating the phase-structure of spatial regional data. In this paper, we evaluate the validity of echelon’s hotspot detection by comparing with the result ...
We present a spatiotemporal clustering method, namely SEFCM, which is a generalization of the extend...
Given a spatial network and a collection of activities (e.g., pedestrian fatality reports, crime rep...
Local Moran and local G-statistic are commonly used to identify high-value (hot spot) and low-value ...
Echelon analysis (Myers et al., 1997) is a method to investigate the phase-structure of spatial data...
Hotspot analysis is a spatial analysis that uses cluster techniques for determining areas with elev...
Hotspot analysis is a spatial analysis that uses cluster techniques for determining areas with elev...
We show a new approach for detecting hotspots in spatial analysis based on the extended Gustafson-Ke...
Given a set of crime locations, a statistically significant crime hotspot is an area where the conce...
The cluster analysis has been widely applied to many fields. In this dissertation, Hot spot detectio...
Abstract. A known approach for the detection of hotspots is to use a cluster technique, which is an ...
We show a new approach for detecting hotspots in spatial analysis based on the Extended Gustafson-Ke...
International audienceBackgroundFor many years, the detection of clusters has been of great public h...
As a typical form of geographical phenomena, spatial flow events have been widely studied in context...
A hierarchical granular model that includes a variation of the Extended Gustafson–Kessel (EGK) clust...
We present a spatiotemporal clustering method, namely SEFCM, which is a generalization of the extend...
Given a spatial network and a collection of activities (e.g., pedestrian fatality reports, crime rep...
Local Moran and local G-statistic are commonly used to identify high-value (hot spot) and low-value ...
Echelon analysis (Myers et al., 1997) is a method to investigate the phase-structure of spatial data...
Hotspot analysis is a spatial analysis that uses cluster techniques for determining areas with elev...
Hotspot analysis is a spatial analysis that uses cluster techniques for determining areas with elev...
We show a new approach for detecting hotspots in spatial analysis based on the extended Gustafson-Ke...
Given a set of crime locations, a statistically significant crime hotspot is an area where the conce...
The cluster analysis has been widely applied to many fields. In this dissertation, Hot spot detectio...
Abstract. A known approach for the detection of hotspots is to use a cluster technique, which is an ...
We show a new approach for detecting hotspots in spatial analysis based on the Extended Gustafson-Ke...
International audienceBackgroundFor many years, the detection of clusters has been of great public h...
As a typical form of geographical phenomena, spatial flow events have been widely studied in context...
A hierarchical granular model that includes a variation of the Extended Gustafson–Kessel (EGK) clust...
We present a spatiotemporal clustering method, namely SEFCM, which is a generalization of the extend...
Given a spatial network and a collection of activities (e.g., pedestrian fatality reports, crime rep...
Local Moran and local G-statistic are commonly used to identify high-value (hot spot) and low-value ...