you do not give many details but if you have a multivariate system you can do:

a) multivariate estimation/simulations with continuous variables.
b) multivariate indicator estimation/simulations (that can include continuous variables to)

Then compare the results by cross validation. Notice that if your binary logistic model have a nice classification table (no large error) and your multivariate estimation of continuous variables is accurate the: is possible that the option a) give good results because with indicators usually you loss a lot of resolution in your data and is too sensible to data density and distribution.

cross validation error is a robust measure of your estimation...

regard

Adrian Martinez
CFSG student
Centre de Geostatistique
Ecole des Mines de Paris


Tib escribi�:

Hi folks,

I need suggestions on this simple question.  I have built a logistic
regression model for predicting presence/absence for some kind of
species in a large area. The model does not incorporate any spatial
effect or longtitude or latitude. From this model I can get confidence
intervals for pridictions at all pixels in that area. My concern is,
can we measure the change of confidence against the distance to
observed points? Generally, the closer new observations to existed
ones (which are used to build the model), the higher confidence we
have for the pridictions because of intrinsic spatial autocorrelation.
Does variogram do this kind of job? Or any other references? Thank you
very much.
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