You're right, I'd better edit the data for final use in the analysis before finally deciding on what to do. However it'll probably take some time before I reach that point since I'm not very familiar with GRASS GIS and the shp-data set has to be merged with the R data set. I'll get some help...
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The probability, that all pairs attain a majority approaches 1 as the number of votes tends to infinity for random votes. A random vote means, that the probability to choose a certain candidate is 1/3. So as the number of votes tends to infinity, 1/3 of the votes goes to each candidate...
To be honest, I'm not sure about that. The data set containing the roads is a shp-file and the one containing the accidents is a Rda-File for use in the statistical programming language R and structured as you said. Up to this point I didn't manage to look at the raw data of the roads using the...
Thank you for the quick reply and the article!
This approach is very interesting.
The example is merely part of a schedule of different scenarios where point processes are applicable. It is found in Gelfand et. al (2010) "Handbook of Spatial Statistics" p 340, but occupies only six lines. I...
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My data consists of road accidents and spatial covariates. Originally i wanted to apply an inhomogenous Poisson process with covariates. Then I realized that the accidents cannot occur everywhere in space, but only on roads. I found an example, that is quite similar to mine. it...