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It isn't usually a good idea to go pushing your data
to where you would like them to be. A good way to
determine natural spacing is to carry out a 'nearest
neighbour' analysis.
If data are on a grid, the best spacing is 0.2 times
grid size. This keeps single grid spacing separate
from singl
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Considering the Albedini question ,regarding the definition of
the number of lags and the lag distance, if I have a data
points ( x,y coordinates and z elevation) irregular spaced,
considering that in the grid data the data are associated to the centre of
the cells, can I