In many fields of science dealing with geostatistical data, the weighted least squares proposed by Cressie Cressie (1985 Cressie, N. 1985. Fitting variogram models by weighted least squares (1985) remains a popular choice for variogram estimation. Simplicity, ease of implementation and non-parametric nature are its principle advantages. It also avoids the heavy computational burden of Generalized least squares. But that comes at the cost of loss of information due to the use of a diagonal weight matrix. Besides, the parameter dependent weight matrix makes the estimating equations biased. In this paper we propose two alternative weight matrices which do not depend on the parameters. We show that one of the weight matrices gives parameter es...
In spatial statistics, the correct identification of a variogram model when fitted to an empirical v...
A problem with use of the geostatistical Kriging error for optimal sampling design is that the desig...
The variogram is a basic tool in geostatistics. It expresses the variability between pairs of observ...
In many fields of science dealing with geostatistical data, the weighted least squares proposed by C...
Assessment of the sampling variance of the experimental variogram is an important topic in geostatis...
In this paper numerous robust fitting procedures are considered in estimating spatial variograms. In...
18 pagesWe present a computationally-efficient strategy to find the hyperparameters of a Gaussian pr...
Geostatistical data among spatial data is analyzed in three stages: (1) variogram estimation, (2) mo...
In geodesy,classical least squares (LS) estimation methods rely heavily on assumptions which are oft...
The variogram model is one of the most relevant parameters in geostatistical estimation and simulat...
In the classical geodetic data processing, a non- linear problem always can be converted to a linear...
Current ideas of robustness in geostatistics concentrate upon estimation of the experimental variogr...
A problem with use of the geostatistical Kriging error for optimal sampling design is that the desig...
Geostatistics is a popular class of statistical methods for estimating, or predicting, the value of ...
The geostatistical nalysis of multivariate data involves choosing and fitting theoretical models to ...
In spatial statistics, the correct identification of a variogram model when fitted to an empirical v...
A problem with use of the geostatistical Kriging error for optimal sampling design is that the desig...
The variogram is a basic tool in geostatistics. It expresses the variability between pairs of observ...
In many fields of science dealing with geostatistical data, the weighted least squares proposed by C...
Assessment of the sampling variance of the experimental variogram is an important topic in geostatis...
In this paper numerous robust fitting procedures are considered in estimating spatial variograms. In...
18 pagesWe present a computationally-efficient strategy to find the hyperparameters of a Gaussian pr...
Geostatistical data among spatial data is analyzed in three stages: (1) variogram estimation, (2) mo...
In geodesy,classical least squares (LS) estimation methods rely heavily on assumptions which are oft...
The variogram model is one of the most relevant parameters in geostatistical estimation and simulat...
In the classical geodetic data processing, a non- linear problem always can be converted to a linear...
Current ideas of robustness in geostatistics concentrate upon estimation of the experimental variogr...
A problem with use of the geostatistical Kriging error for optimal sampling design is that the desig...
Geostatistics is a popular class of statistical methods for estimating, or predicting, the value of ...
The geostatistical nalysis of multivariate data involves choosing and fitting theoretical models to ...
In spatial statistics, the correct identification of a variogram model when fitted to an empirical v...
A problem with use of the geostatistical Kriging error for optimal sampling design is that the desig...
The variogram is a basic tool in geostatistics. It expresses the variability between pairs of observ...