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sure – you can do it in Excel, if
you’re so inclined….IF you assume you’re comparing it to a
normal distribution (and use a z-test). Luc Anselin has written gobs on this –
the possible pitfalls of comparing an observed spatial distribution to a
hypothesized random distribution. Maybe this makes more sense in the physical
sciences, but it may be problematic for a lot of concerns. Why not just download the free package
GeoDa, which will do a randomization-based significance test for you, and you
can set it to do as many permutations as you like (it’s incredibly fast,
takes just a few seconds, even for an extremely large dataset). GeoDa: sal.uiuc.edu DM From: Rizwan Shahid
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello, I wonder if the significance test on Moran's I value can be perfomed by
using any statistical package. any idea? Rizwan __________________________________________________ |
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