Norwich: Geo Books, 1983. — 39 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 36) — ISBN: 0860941264. Introduction Order-Neighbour Analysis The R statistic First neighbour level - R(1) R(1) values for random patterns R(1) values for non-random patterns Worked example Higher neighbour levels The Boundary Effect The boundary effect and approaches to it Critical values of...
Edmund Home Press, 1982. — 57 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 34) — ISBN: 086094106X. Introduction Sets, Relations and Functions Q-Analysis: Concepts and a Worked Example Simplices and Dimensions Q-analysis Weighted relations Traffic and Patterns Dynamics Applications Service provision Social area analysis Road vehicle management Man-Environment relations...
University of East Anglia, 1975. — 36 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 01) — ISBN: 0902246437. Geographic attraction of Markov models The concept of probability A simple Markov model Markov models as particular cases of stochastic process models Properties of Regular Finite Markov Chains Transition probabilities Markov theorems The limiting matrix The...
University of East Anglia, 1977. — 47 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 17) — ISBN: 0902246968. Basic considerations Sampling in research design Sampling and probability What is a good sample? Sample size Target population and sampling frame Probability samples Simple random samples Systematic samples 'Systematic random' samples Stratification The procedure...
University of Bristol, 1996. — 71 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 59) — ISBN: 1872464092. Acknowledgements Sources Population Distributions Mapping Projections Popular Maps Methods Physical Accretion Models Mechanical Methods Competing Cartogram Algorithms Cellular Automata Cartograms Circular Cartograms Applications Political Cartography Early...
University of East Anglia, 1977. — 44 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 15) — ISBN: 0902246879. Relationships between variables Aims and prerequisites Averages, variances, and correlations Simple Regression The least squares trend The linear model Multiple Regression The need Two explanatory variables Multiple and partial correlation More than two predictors...
University of East Anglia, 1980. — 41 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 25) — ISBN: 0860940322. Fundamental concepts Diagrammatical Representation Descriptive Measures Directional mean and circular variance Other measures Circular Probability Models Uniform distributions The Von Mises Distribution Hypothesis Testing Tests for uniformity One sample test for...
University of East Anglia, 1979. — 68 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 19) — ISBN: 0902246984. Pre-requisites of reader The concept of a frequency distribution Types of data The Need for Examination of Frequency Distributions in Geographical Research Descriptive statistics Inferential statistics Causal explanation of spatial processes Other uses of...
University of East Anglia, 1976. — 43 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 06) — ISBN: 0902246542. Introduction Agglomerative Methods Elementary Linkage Analysis Grouping the Groups Hierarchical Procedures Alternative Group Definitions Ward's Method Once a Group... Into n Dimensions An Example: Social Areas in Melbourne Groups And Regions Contiguity Constraints...
University of Haifa, 1981. — 33 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 32) — ISBN: 0860940918. An Overview Centrography and statistics Early developments Theoretical developments Centrography and geography Measures of Centrality The mean centre Characteristics of the mean centre The median centre The median centre vs. the mean centre Measures of Dispersion The...
University of East Anglia, 1989. — 55 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 51) — ISBN: 1872464017. Definition Analysing contingency tables Prerequisites Terminology and notation Traditional analysis: The hypotheses of independence and interdependence Log-linear re-analysis in GLIM Interpreting the GLIM output Scaled deviance Models Constraints Estimation...
University of East Anglia, 1979. — 57 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 23) — ISBN: 0860940306. Types of data and forms of analysis Fundamental concepts of time domain series analysis Geographical applications of series modelling Prerequisites Data Preparation Normalisation Trend removal Examples - the riffle-pool sequence, and annual streamflow variation...
Headley Brothers, 1981. — 57 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 30) — ISBN: 0860940113. Prerequisites and purpose Relationships between variables Research design General considerations Case study: investigation of mean valley-side slope angles in Wyoming One-way analysis of variance The Analysis of Variance model and its assumptions Hypothesis testing Two-way...
University of East Anglia, 1977. — 41 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 12) — ISBN: 0902246666. Background Data collection methods The methodology of quadrat analysis Other properties of point patterns Independence in space The multiplication axiom for independent events Binomial coefficients The binomial distribution The Poisson distribution as a limit of...
University of Manchester, 1981. — 45 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 31) — ISBN: 086094090X. The Information Content of a Probability Distribution Probability and surprise Some properties of logarithms Shannon's Entropy Maximum entropy Entropy as a Measure of Dividedness Relative entropy and spatial dispersion The entropy decomposition theorem Further...
University of East Anglia, 1977. — 37 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 13) — ISBN: 0902246674. The Framework Space-Time and Environment The Conceptual Base of Time-Geography The Concepts Explained Basic Vocabulary The Three Types of Model Applied Time-Geography PESASP - An Accessibility Model A Time Supply and Demand Model Further Extensions And Conclusions...
University of East Anglia, 1977. — 56 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 14) — ISBN: 0902246682. What is a graph? Prerequisites and Literature Some definitions: Types of graphs Deriving graphs in actual examples Matrix representations of a graph Matrix operations as processes in graphs Matrix addition and subtraction Multiplying or dividing a matrix by a...
University of East Anglia, 1975. — 40 p. — (Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography No. 05) — ISBN: 0902246518. Pre-requisites and purpose Spatial series Mathematical development The method of least squares A simple example A matrix formulation Extension to other surface shapes Properties of least squares estimates and assumptions made Significance testing in trend surface...
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