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Methodology

Hyesop edited this page Jul 30, 2019 · 1 revision

Generalised Additive Models (GAMs)

Definition

GAM is bla bla

Which link function is used and why

  • gaussian
  • inverse gaussian
  • gamma

Which prediction is used and why

  • response
  • identity

Robustness test

  • R2
  • AIC (akaike information criteria)

Universal Kriging (UK)

Definition

UK is bla bla

Semivariogram

What is a semivariogram?

A variogram is a half of the variance sum of the increment that is the regionalized variables Z(x) at the x and x+h.

γ(si,sj) = ½ var(Z(si) - Z(sj))

What does the semivariogram do to Kriging outputs?

  • Second order stationarity

What are the existing semvariogram models?

ArcGIS(Geostatistical model) & R(gstat) in common

  • Circular
  • Spherical
  • Gaussian
  • Exponential
  • Pentaspherical

R gstat only

If you type vgm() in R, you will see a list of semivariogram models that include:

  • Matern
  • Stein
  • Bessel
  • Linear
  • Periodic
  • Wave
  • Hole
  • Logarithmic
  • Power
  • Spline

ArcGIS only

  • Tetraspherical

  • Rational Quadratic

  • Hole Effect

  • K-Bessel

  • J-Bessel

  • Stable

Why I used Stein model more frequently

Applying road:non-road ratio

Final results

Validation