Sebastiano,
I am struggling to understand why you are interested in doing trend +
residual separation? There can be no unique decomposition of a data set into
'trend' and 'residual', it is a judgement about what model you feel is most
appropriate given your prior beliefs and observations
Cornford, Dan wrote:
Sebastiano,
I am struggling to understand why you are interested in doing trend +
residual separation? There can be no unique decomposition of a data
set into ‘trend’ and ‘residual’, it is a judgement about what model
you feel is most appropriate given your prior
Hi Paul
Well, in some way regression kriging is not too
much different to kriging with external drift.
My question is more directed to kernel smoothing
techniques than to classical geostatistical tools.
I should have read the mentioned paper some time
ago...I'll go to give another look.
Hello,
Factorial kriging is not very sophisticated, it's just a slight variant of
kriging
that requires the modification of just a few lines of codes.
Anyways, I just posted a program to perform factorial kriging analysis
in the download section of my website. I hope your grid is not too big,
