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The field of study concerning statistical methods that use space and spatial relationships (such as distance, area, volume, length, height, orientation, centrality and/or other spatial characteristics of data) directly in their mathematical computations.
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Can I use a spatially lagged Dependent Variable while using Spatial Error Model?
Yes, but that's essentially the Spatial Durbin Model, now. Looks like the equation below:
y = ρWy + Xβ + θWX + u
SDM synthesizes the advantages of a spatial lag model and a spatial error model. … How to interpret the coefficients of spatial models: Spillovers, direct and indirect effects. Spatial Demography, 4(3), 175-205. …
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Whats the deal with Spatial Durbin Models and non-spattial interactions?
I have really been curious about this, but I have been searching around for studies which utilize Spatial Durbin models and I have yet to find any one model that has incorporated the use of interaction … Anyone with spatial regression experience? Any help would be very appreciated. …
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