Clark-Evans index allows you to define the way points are distributed in space – by chance, evenly or by group clustering. Earlier there was a post about this index at 50º North. It described in detail the theoretical aspects of calculating Clark-Evans index and its interpretation. Therefore, now we will not look into them again. […]
This post begins a series of posts on the spatial statistics techniques. Spatial statistics is a cross-disciplinary field between geoinformatics and statistics. Its methods are useful at spatial data analysis that is analyzing the data of spatially coordinated observations. If a geographical location of observations matters, this makes a very case for the application of […]
