Assessing the Space-Time Structure with a Multidimensional Perspective

Alicja Olejnik

doi:10.18778/0208-6018.292.04

Autor

Alicja Olejnik University of Lodz

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18778/0208-6018.292.04

Abstrakt

Przedmiotem referatu jest ocena procesu przestrzenno-czasowego z zastosowaniem wielowymiarowej macierzy wag przestrzennych. W szczególności zakłada się, że podejście wielowymiarowe pozwala na lepszy opis struktury zależności przestrzennych. Praca ma na celu pokazać nowo opracowaną metodologię dotyczącą wielowymiarowego autoregresyjnego modelu przestrzennego WAMP z uwzględnieniem wymiaru czasowego. Zatem całość rozważań stanowi nowy element ekonometrii przestrzennej, a poprzez włączenie dodatkowej informacji na temat badanego zjawiska umożliwia wnikliwszą jego analizę.

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