Hello -
I've made some progress understanding what intrinsic random functions
are, and what increments are in that regard. The next question that's
still puzzling me is the question of what the discrete measure lambda
and the annihilation of polynomials.
Quote from "Geostatistics Modeling Uncertainty" by Chiles and Delfiner
page 238:
"Definition: a discrete measure lambda is allowable at the order k if it
annihilates polynomials of degree less than or equal to k"
Questions:
1. what does it mean for lambda to annihilate a polynomial
2. why the need to annihilate those "poor" polynomials (what have they
done wrong? ;-) )
Thanks,
- Olumide
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