Titlebook: Geostatistics; Proceedings of the T Margaret Armstrong (Secretary) Conference proceedings 1989 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Karen Trimmer,Tara Newman,Fernando F. Padróing spatial covariances between monitored locations and unmonitored locations which combines the information from the observed station-pair covariances with a fitted stationary model for spatial covariance. The principal motivation is to obtain interpolation precision estimates which reflect local covariance properties.

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,Enrico Fermi’s scientific work,with a view to highlighting the progress made to date. The basic techniques — from the preliminary borehole valuation of mining properties to the block estimating of ore reserves and foreseeable recoveries — are analysed and the prospects for methodological improvements are discussed. The techniques

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The Ethical Dimension of Economics,o a question concerning the consistency of these models: for a given system of bivariate distributions, does a random function which could be compatible with this system, really exist? Going further, which class of covariances is compatible with a given univariate distribution? The condition under w

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Sanjiv Kumar,Mehryar Mohri,Ameet Talwalkarween successive indicators. These residuals are precisely the factors of this model. This leads to a simple expression for indicator cokriging, i.e. for Disjunctive Kriging..In this model, the bivariate distribution law is determined from the marginal law and the law of the minimum of the two variab

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Karen Trimmer,Tara Newman,Fernando F. Padródata the observed covariances calculated from pairs of time series are often highly non-stationary geographically. A proposal is presented for estimating spatial covariances between monitored locations and unmonitored locations which combines the information from the observed station-pair covariance