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Hello, I am reading some geostatisitics texts, and they
introduce random functions. Some texts say; A deposit D is made of a set
of random variables Z(x) which make up a random function.
Z(x) is hence a set of possible realizations e.g. z(x) I understand this, however in Geostatisitics: Modeling
Spatial Uncertainty and
Geostatisitics for Engineers and Earth Scientists The term w is introduced representing the sample
space(?) i.e. a random variable is
Z(x,w) This I do not understand. If w is part of the sample
space e.g. a range of possible grades at a point then this is saying the grade Z(xi,wi) is a
function of itself w. Is this how this term is supposed to interpreted? What is w? |
- AI-GEOSTATS: Random Functions Digby Millikan
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- AI-GEOSTATS: Random Functions Digby Millikan
